All Forum Posts by: Rod Desinord

I recently had a seller come to me and say that during the process of deciding whether or not to put their house on the market, they entertained one of those Bandit signs. A wholeseller came over and told them their house was worth 90k less than what I told them it was worth when i previously visited them. Armed with this information they went nuts on the guy for lying to them. Subsequent appraisal afterwords confirmed my original CMA was correct. My question is how could this have been avoided if you are that wholeseller looking to make money.

Save for closing costs too. And wholesale in between to get your funds up! 

Man you should keep it, get good tenants. Protect yourself with first,last, and security! Have them pay your mortgage off

Better than being prey. do your due diligence and make some money!

Anyone on here close to making that commitment to buy and has a little bit of money but havent plunged into it yet, Lets team up. Go through this together and put our minds together and start making money. I am a licensed realtor with the state of Florida as well. Serious Inquries only

The only thing I could possibly think of is your realtor must have thought you were asking for an appraisal because than that would be illegal in a lot of states if you do not have a license. I can pull comps here in Florida, but I cannot conduct an appraisal of the house lol. Crazy

I like that quote Leva! Although I battle sometimes going through with that thinking

Look at your local property appraisers website and type the address in that will give you the owners name and in cases like down here in south Florida it gives you their actual mailing address

I would say get your own license your better off, but thats a good question, First thing I would do is check their record with the state than ask them how many properties have they helped buyer close.