Are you planning on rehabbing the property or do you want to wholesale it?

I know Real Estate but my knowledge for the most part lies within the wholesale arena.

If you are just going to wholesale the house, then you need transactional funding.Private money is money from an individual investor.

Not every text is urgent. 4) ARV is an acronym made up by rehabbers/wholesalers, and is no indicator of real estate knowledge.

Hey guys,If I see a property on the market for a REALLY long time, is there a snowballs chance that I would be able to call the listing agent and just say "Hey buddy, any chance you would let me wholesale that property since you aren't doing anything with it or making a commission on it now anyway?

By receiving part of the fees for these services, you become invaluable to someone who needs a trash hauler, gardener, painter, contractor, wholesaler or a professional like an attorney, lender or real estate broker.This will also permit you to both spend more on acquiring clients and maximizing the frequency of contact with the person in charge.

I think a better question here would be "Why can't/didn't I close my wholesale deals?".

If you buy a house to rent out you will inevitably need a slush fund to pay for the unexpected hot water heater failure, etc.Once you get a few wholesale deals under your belt you will understand the market better, have met a number of other investors(check out your local REIA to meet them) you can learn from, and better understand alternative methods of investing to move forward.Keep asking questions and reading posts on BP and you'll have a wealthe of knowledge.

If you're doing a wholesale deal, have a cash buyer already lined up, if you're doing a lease option, have a renter in place, if you're doing a flip know who you're going to flip it too.

Here you will meet wholesalers to provide deals and rehabbers.Good LuckPaul