All Forum Posts by: Victor Barboza

@Brett Snodgrass

That's a good idea I have not thought about! I'm actually really good with people and finding commonalities, and really breaking stuff down and really getting to know my guest. My previous job I was a salesman for a furniture store, and that taught me great communication skills, and just asking the right questions. I will give it a try if I get the chance! 

@Stanley Parsley

Are those no the correct terms or way to use the word? Or is that property just a lost cause?

I was driving around and saw a home with tall grass and weeds, there were other small damages on it also, but nothing to crazy. There was also a little sign that said vacant on the mailbox. This was on the window, but I do not know if this is a property that I can still work with.

@Brett Snodgrass

One last question, suppose I find a potential motivated seller. And using TLO I find their contact info, would a direct call to the potential motivated seller be a good idea? Or is there in laws that take into effect that would not make it a good idea? The reason I ask is because I talked to a real estate investor a while ago (the person who got me interested in business), and he had told that his very first deal was with a direct call to the homeowner. However, usually that is not an option that people speak about.

@Brett Snodgrass

Wow thanks Brett! Nice and simple, that's exactly the answer I was looking for! I just posted on Craigslist, since I'm just a beginner I developed an flyer using Adobe Illustrator that gave it an eye catching look. I'm also thinking about purchasing a list, and putting up bandit signs. I have been searching all over the internet for those exact questions, but no other discussions had clarified that for me so thanks!

I am new to Wholesaling, and I still have tons of questions. But I figured the best way of fully learning is to start. How do you know who to send Yellow Letters to? I know you can search up tax delinquent properties, but is there any other way? Just because most of those sites are expensive, what is your best way of finding motivated sellers using the Yellow Letters?

Also, how would you know the name of the homeowner to put on the Yellow Letter?