Hi everyone, I am just getting stared in REI and I’m completely puzzled about how to acquire a buyers list.

Hey I have quick question since Iam  wholesaling a property in the VA Beach (newbie) area I am trying to do reverse wholesaling do I tell my cash buyers that I have the property under contract by just giving them a little information about the property (forclosed home) or do I go ahead an talk to my realtor an get the house under contract an than market to cash buyers.

And then using what's left to payoff probably relatively low interest loan that you have on your rental and loosing interest write off deduction doesn't sound like a wise financial move...Why don't you consider setting up a self-directed IRA, moving your Vanguard IRA in there and then invest passively in trust deeds (or some other alternative assets).

I am mostly going to be wholesaling so I get that, but I'm thinking about driving around looking for vacant properties during my lunch break, which is in a different market than my wholesaling market and would make more sense for me to just shoot properties over to buyers rather than going through the wholesale process.Thanks!

I'm a first time home buyer.

@Brittany AdamsSomeone just has to pay off the taxes.If the owner is truly motivated to sell, they need to talk to the tax assessor and let them know that they have a buyer.

The big problem with small multifamily in Sacramento is all the cash buyers from the Bay Area.

@Matt Berklacy you don't need a real estate license or mls access to write your own offers as long as you are the buyer.

Buyers filed ch 13 in 2012 and I received payments through the bk trustee.

My client, the potential buyer would like an estimate to finish the home and complete the construction.