All Forum Posts by: Troy Gandee

Hello all,

I have three properties under contract that are for sale. All three are in West Ashley and they are all owned by the same seller. They are all fully rented and cash flow quite nicely. Two of the homes are SFDs that would make good rehabs. The larger of the three parcels houses two SFDs and one duplex. Four total doors on the property! All of these properties could continue to be rented out the way they are or they could be upgraded to maximize rents or to be sold at retail.

Only serious inquiries, please. Inspections can be scheduled, but the seller is asking for discretion in order not to disrupt the tenants.

Following are the links for 820 White Oak Dr and 1832 Jaywood Cir:

 http://goo.gl/1EJd0C

http://goo.gl/bFF71r

And the following links are all included in one transaction for $115,000.00:

http://goo.gl/KETHMr

http://goo.gl/TGGqke

http://goo.gl/WvJ7sV

Please contact me if you have any questions!

Thank you,

Troy Gandee

843-608-1268

[email protected]

www.loggerheadpropertyteam.com

Not a * weasel out clause *

An "I don't want to purchase this property, if I can not find a buyer clause." 

I do notify sellers that I will be acting as a sort of broker and finding them a buyer. I also think it is good to disclose that you are a realtor, if that applies. I am just asking if that would gum up the process if you assign the contract to a new buyer who is not an agent.

Thank you for the quick response! 

Hey everyone! I have a general question about wholesaling. I'm predominantly a rehabber. I'm near getting really involved with wholesaling. I am also an agent in SC. My first question: if I am wholesaling through my company, but I am the owner/CEO, do I still need to check the "buyer is a licensed real estate broker" box on my contracts? And secondly: what contingency do you all use for the most protection and flexibility? Thanks a lot!