All Forum Posts by: William Laurent

Hi Crystal Smith I agree with You 100%. Thanks

hi @Crystal Smith I made a first offer on $75K. That is considering 35% profit of the ARV for the final cash buyer, why it will be a lost?

hi @Robert G. thanks for your comment.  I will double check everything

Hi Matthew Kreitzer thanks for your comments and information, for me is always good to hear different opinions from different professionals and point of view. I will take your suggestion and keep it in mind. Regards.

Hi John Kent Stephen Anderson Thomas Franklin Allen Felker . Thanks al Of You For your comenta and suggestions. I will take care of them and apply into this deal. I really feel that is a good one and I want to try my best to close it. Thanks again and I wish you success to all of you guys. Regards.

Hi My name is William Laurent.

I just got my first meeting in person with a motivated seller after made my first mail campaign, and I would like to share with the BP community, to get some feedback about it, that can help me to understand better the process and improve my techniques:

The subject property ARV is $207.000,00 after analyze some comparable in the MLS.

when I went to the property, meet with the seller (which is motivated to sell) and make my tour for the property, I noticed that it really needs a lot of updating.  The property was built on 1950, and is in good conditions but everything is old, and need too much updating and repairs.

The property is Clear Title, and belong to one old men (94 years old) that is living in a nursing home.  I meet with his son which is the decision maker, live 40 miles away from this property, the property is vacant, so they really want to sell the property.

My MAO considering 35% Investor discount, $5K assignment fee (for me as a wholesaler), rehab cost $31K (using the rule of thumb of $20/Sq.Ft) and %1.5 closing cost, the offer was $75K.  The seller told me that is too low, because we wants at least $165K for that property.

MAO= (ARV*65%)-(Repairs Cost + Assignment fee + Closing cost)

So after more negotiation, and talking he told me that he will be able to accept $150K (as the lowest amount). But this amount is still to high for me as an investor.

What do you think about this deal? I will consider this lead in a follow up process? i should have to find another investors who are willing to accept less than 35% discount? In my opinion this property is a very good deal for any investor who wants to fix and flip or fix and hold, the area is a mid income location, here in Miami, Florida and with a good rehab work, the property can be amazing.

I would like to hear your opinions, critics, suggestion, from your own experience, so I can get some guidance with this case. I don't want to lose any opportunity to convert this lead into a deal.

Thanks so much for all your comments, support and suggestion I really appreciate it.

Have a great day.

Regards.

Hi Lorraine G. Is great to see how this information can help other investors. Keep going. Thanks

That's right Brandon Ingegneri . That's why now I realize that is very important find a friendly attorney who know the law and is able to work with this strategy of wholesaling. The fact is that it's completely legal and common practice in this industry. Thanks for your comment.

Sure Adrienne Bryson I Will do. Thanks

Hi John Thedford thanks for all your legal information, I have it clear. Regards.