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All Forum Posts by: Sandra N.

Sandra N. has started 53 posts and replied 68 times.

Post: High-end BURNOUT for sale - Dallas area

Sandra N.
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  • Dallas, TX
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Fire damaged high-end home struck by lightning. This house is in need of an extensive rehab. 

ARV: $550K.
Approx. repairs: $100K
Price: $315K obo

Contact me for address. Need pof to view inside. 

Pics: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uxdoo186zerilxn/AACm6xF...

Serious inquiries only!

Post: Dallas Investors - Learn the ABCs in Hiring a Virtual Assistant

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Post: Flipping houses out of state - Wichita Falls, TX

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Originally posted by @Cori Bryan:

I'd say unless you have a good crew to renovate here...wholesale it. Buy the house...get an agent to list as is or contact some as is cash buyers. Myself, Josh buys houses. Investors are hungry right now in WF. Pending all the missing details....if it sounds too good to be true- it may be :) 

 Yes, I definitely want to wholesale it. My dilemma, trust. Working with another investor I don't know with out a contract is very risky. Need comps, photos and they may have to show it to potential cash buyers.

Post: Flipping houses out of state - Wichita Falls, TX

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Originally posted by @Brandon Battle:

@Sandra N.,successful out of town flipping requires two important people,a trust worthy general contractor to do the work on time and without supervision and a real estate agent who can sell the property as well as monitor the construction phase every few days to double check the quality and completion of the work.You need to establish your "Power Team" before you go looking for properties so everything goes smoothly from beginning to end.

 Hi Brandon. I am actually interested in wholesaling the property.  I have a Power Team in my market. The seller found me online. The house is 2.5 hours away.

I was wondering how wholesalers were able to successfully flip out-of-town houses.

Post: Flipping houses out of state - Wichita Falls, TX

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I have a lead from a motivated seller. The numbers seem promising however, I've never flipped/wholesaled an out-of-town property. Any advice on doing this successfully?

Post: Out-of-Town Wholesaling

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I received a lead from a seller about 2.5 hours away. 

The lead has potential. However, how do I go about co-wholesaling this lead if it turns into a deal.

Trust is obviously a concern but I believe I can make it work.

I need pictures, comps and someone to show the house to potential buyers.

Post: Wholesaling in Dallas

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Hi Jeremy,

I am a full-time wholesaler in the Dallas / FW metroplex. 

Feel free to PM me.

Post: Nolimitswholesalecoaching.com

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Just wondering if anyone heard of nolimitswholsalecoaching.com.

Listened to a podcast the other day. Spoke to a fast-talking salesperson/owner. He stated the program is $9K but is $5K today.

My motto: proof is in the pudding. 

Anyone make money through this coaching program?

Post: Standing out from the 100s of other Investors in your City

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Red hot market = red hot competition

How do you stand out from the rest of the investor pack in your City?

I recently had this discussion with a Realtor. I am interested in what fellow investors are doing to stand out with home sellers. 

What value do you offer - other investors are not offering?

Post: Investing in a C- area

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Seth,

I've been in the business for many years and here is my take regarding C properties. I currently own a handful and I do not have any of the problems mentioned above.

Here is my take...

1. The C properties I buy are on decent streets. No vacant houses, drug houses on the block, graffiti, etc... We buy houses where neighbors take care of their house.

2. I get double deposits so the likelihood of the tenant trashing the place is minimal b/c they will not get their deposit back.

3. We do a great job with our rehabs and we are very selective in choosing tenants.

4. We treat all tenants with the utmost respect and professionalism. They know the rules and we do not play regarding to late fees or bs repairs.

5. We have a great lease so everything is crystal clear.

We manage our own rentals. Managing C properties is not for everyone. At the end of the day, everyone wants a nice place to live and pay reasonable rent. We are very selective and we buy right. C properties are cash cows and I would buy them all day.