@Neil J.Ok I'm going to try to knock 2 birds with 1 stone....Ready? Let's go....
No, nothing is ever engraved in stone when it comes to Real Estate Investing.
As a wholesaler, you main position is to get sellers under contract at a discount, and enough where you can make your money, the buyer makes a handsome profit, and your seller get what they want.
However, if a seller is not motivated...then guess what my friend?...yes your guest it...they are not motivated.
You have some buyers that will buy at 80% max, some at 70% max, so where does that leave you? It leaves you at having buyers that meet certain price points.
For me, and this is just how my business model is...is that I have buyers with ROI/ARV price points and/or profit margins.
I.e. for the wholesale side of my REI business, because I see you are a wholesaler - my buyers want 40k- 50k profit in one part of the city, and 85k - 100k profit in the next... and That's PROFIT.
You will find that dollars out way %'s any day!
So here is what most wholesalers miss out on that makes some wholesalers like me stand out.
Most buyers have no problem letting you make your money. You can have a 20k assignment deal, as long as, the profit margin is good for your investor buyer.
A lot of Wholesalers you will see out there will print this in a deal... I see it all the time...and I will look something like this: Don't do this... learn early!
ARV: 100K
Rehab: 15k
Wholesale: 65k (Assignment fee 5k)
Profit: 20k
This is the furthest from the truth....
Your deal should include:
ARV
Rehab cost - Tell what the cost is - Roof, kitchen, floors etc
Real estate Agent Fees from the Flip Sale
Monthly Holding cost
Closing cost ( from the Purchase Closing Cost/ and from the Flip sale)
After all this is my Profit
I hope this helped.
