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All Forum Posts by: Savan Adeshra

Savan Adeshra has started 2 posts and replied 7 times.

Post: Meeting wholesalers in detroit

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Quote from @Cameron Porter:

I’m already an agent new in the game. So you’re saying I can wholesale property listed on the mls? I thought wholesalers only wanted off market. Whe I drive around here in Detroit there are several vacant land lots. So then what’s the fastest way to verify who owns those lots? Thanks for your insight. I’m just getting into real estate as an agent but I eventually want to be an investor. I will look into driving for dollars

Wholesalers just want discounted deals. There are gems to be found on MLS too. and yes you can wholesale on market deals. @Gerald Harris
You can also do a double close if the agent or the seller is against wholesaling.
Double close is a process where you first close as a buyer and turn around and close as a seller, typically within 24 hours.
I am in metro detroit too. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Post: WHATS YOUR WHOLESALING PLAN WITH NEW LAWs

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Quote from @Kylie A.:

but the thing is alot of this title companies arent even offering double closing 


 You just need to find the right one. We have never had an issue finding the title company. Ask for recommendations in the community or I can also refer you to some. Regardless of us working together.

Post: First purchase Post

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Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $85,000
Cash invested: $20,000

I know the numbers are not great from any point of view but this was my first deal.

Post: Why Your Sales🤑 Tactics Are Failing😵 You!

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You can bring cash 💰, close fast 🏃‍♀️, and buy properties 'as is' 🏗️? So can 100 other people in your market. 🤕 Standing out isn't about what you offer—it's about solving the right problem.

Here's the real edge: build rapport and connect deeply.

💡 Know Your Prospect: Understand who you're talking to. If they speak softly, you do too. If they love stories, share yours. If they’re blunt or expressive, mirror that. Matching their energy is the first step to building trust.

🧠 Tap into Their Pain Points: Listen for words like "stuck," "frustrated," "exhausted," "drained." Regurgitate these emotions back to them. Show that you truly understand their situation—don’t just sell, empathize.

🔍 Ask the Right Questions: Use intelligent, open-ended questions to uncover problems only you can solve. This isn’t about pitching; it’s about understanding their world.

Above all: LEAD WITH VALUE.

When I talk to wholesalers about my transactional lending, I always look for more ways to help. Yes, I can fund their EMD, but I also offer to help them find buyers. Wholesaling isn't my game, but I leverage my network to support others because their success is my success.

Shifting the conversation to value changes everything.

How are you creating meaningful connections in your deals? Drop your best strategies below!

Post: WHATS YOUR WHOLESALING PLAN WITH NEW LAWs

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Quote from @Kylie A.:
Quote from @Savan Adeshra:
Quote from @Kylie A.:
Quote from @Savan Adeshra:

In some states double closing can be a work around because your are actually buying the property, even if it's for a short amount of time. However, for example South Carolina, wholesaling and double closing are now illegal because the intent is the same.
My team has funded a few of those.


 u a wholesaler?


 No I am a transactional lender. We fund EMDs and Double closes on wholesale deals for a fee.

for example if you are double closing a property worth 250k and selling it to an end buyer for 300k, you need the full 250k upfront and we can fund that amount.


 how much yall charge and in what states do you use lend to 


 States aren't a limitation. The fees vary with the specifics of the deal. Would love to hop on a call and answer your questions. No obligations to you. I sent you a connection request 

Post: WHATS YOUR WHOLESALING PLAN WITH NEW LAWs

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Quote from @Kylie A.:
Quote from @Savan Adeshra:

In some states double closing can be a work around because your are actually buying the property, even if it's for a short amount of time. However, for example South Carolina, wholesaling and double closing are now illegal because the intent is the same.
My team has funded a few of those.


 u a wholesaler?


 No I am a transactional lender. We fund EMDs and Double closes on wholesale deals for a fee.

for example if you are double closing a property worth 250k and selling it to an end buyer for 300k, you need the full 250k upfront and we can fund that amount.

Post: WHATS YOUR WHOLESALING PLAN WITH NEW LAWs

Savan AdeshraPosted
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In some states double closing can be a work around because your are actually buying the property, even if it's for a short amount of time. However, for example South Carolina, wholesaling and double closing are now illegal because the intent is the same.
My team has funded a few of those.