All Forum Posts by: Safwan Aziz

I do not have an answer to that question, though as a landlord those VA's annoy the you know what out of me constantly...That said, I am an end buyer once you get those houses under contract! Seeking more rentals around DFW and East Texas.

Neil Visoky is the one we primarily use. Very good attorney. Victory Boulevard. Let him know we sent you 

Cool! I’m a Broker on the island, would love to see what you have and do some business!

Hi @Safwan Aziz - are you wholesaling in NYC/NY? Make sure that you're working with a wholesaler friendly attorney who understands what you're trying to do. 

In terms of finding contracts, a quick Google search should yield you some
results. 

Cool! I’m a Broker on the island, would love to see what you have and do some business!

Thank you, I am a contractor in which I have done a plethora of fixes for flippers. I finally decided to venture on my own. I am opening an office in Staten Island, NY in which I will be offering cash purchase for homes as well as remodeling. I've already have set up a cold calling station as well. I have intentions of wholesaling 100%. The funding is on hand although I do agree with you that it is safer and practical to focus on wholesaling. thank you, Safwan

 What is your goal with the properties? fix and flip, wholesale to another investor, fix and hold? 

As others have said, at auctions you need to show proof of funds. In my area you are required to pay for the properties immediately following the auction.

If you are just starting out and do not have a lot of capital, I would say wholesaling is the better option for you. 

Good Luck!

Hey @Safwan Aziz - both of these things aren't easy, depending on which location you're focused on. 

I'm speaking from experience in the NYC market FYI. Even if you were to get properties at auction, you have to demonstrate that you have the funds to close and not just looking to make some quick money by flipping the contract to someone else.