All Forum Posts by: Stephen Ross

@Andrew Newlon, what made those three sellers finally choose you in the end even though the offer was lower?

@Chris Boyd, it sounds good.  You said, "Send an offer off."  Do you typically make offers for houses over the phone or via mail or computer, etc.?

Hey, guys!  Any wholesalers who make it "company" policy to present a cash offer to a prospective customer - no matter what?  I know it seems like a small question, but it seems like a good company policy to me.  Staying true to that commitment could be a very good incentive to bring customers in.  But how would you throw an offer out there (that you get a really good sense that the customer won't like) without him or her laughing you off?  Or is that just part of the business?

I really want to always make a cash offer; I just don't really know how.

A lot of information to mine, guys!  Thank you!

Thanks, Robert!  I am new to this; I won't lie!  Is that information best to be found at the city, county or state level?  (I know I can get Charlotte's tax information at

http://charmeck.org/mecklenburg/county/AssessorsOf...

).

I live in Charlotte, NC and hear that the property taxes for investors just south of the border are 3x what they are here.  Is this true?  I'm trying to decide if it would be wise for me to just stay away from wholesaling in SC as best as I can.  Thoughts?