I am a fist time home buyer.

I live in Stamford, CT and I'm currently on the hunt for wholesale properties here in Fairfield county.

The best/only way to build a buyer's list is to find a deal.

Who are your buyers in five years?

One of my business partners back in the 2000s was in Garbage.. and he sold to waste management for 65 million.. so not a billionaire but well off .. he paid his tax's had zero debt and the rest was in double tax free munis.. and all of his real estate holdings in and around Napa were paid for as well as his home up at Tahoe and his place in Kona and his hunting ranchs and his duck hunting ranch's etc etc.with his help I made it through the great recession.. but I am the first to admit I got my butt handed to me.. debt was not my friend and now I am pretty debt adverse other than construction loans that are all 15 months or less..

I am basically reposting about my challenge getting my tenant buyers "pre qualified" for my Rent to Own program.   

Too many people think they can sign up with Zillow and watch the buyers pour in but the truth is you're just throwing money down the drain.

I have a few cash buyers waiting on me to bring them bills.

I'm sure that I am competing out there with other buyers who do not calculate that expense line since they will self manage and can potentially offer more for the same value.Should I stay the course and just keep offering based off my actual numbers that I know will be true expenses with regards to PM cost and wait for the right property accept an offer?

After you lock up a property/contract, is it typical to show the home to potential buyers/investors or are they expected to take your word on the price and condition?