You're going to have to do a lot of homework about the #'s before you have this meeting.Then take that offer and create a package and market it off to other buyers - if you're wanting to wholesale it!

Hi all, I remember listening to a biggerpockets podcast (the subject was wholesaling) where the guest mentioned a "blue book" that he had developed that was like a script for his employees to follow when speaking with a seller or buyer in regards to owner financing.

Even if you have a great deal, if you don't have any experience they won't even consider you and even lenders will think twice before lending you any money if you don't have at least 30% of your own money to invest.Sellers don't want to have their property off the market and tied up in a contract with a buyer that may not be able to close the deal.

Starting out , got my first property to sell in South Philadelphia . what are some good ways to find cash buyers .

Hello BP, I am new to investing, I live in Akron, Ohio I'm looking for feed back on what type of housing are considered if you were a cash buyer, or real estate investor for rentals, fix flip, or sale, what areas would be a good choice if you had to pick?  

And speaking to an investment consultant of some kind. 400k liquid cash makes you a pretty big fish, I would think.As far LLC/personal, I've seen a few people comment that its up to the buyer.

Seller's broker does not have a fiduciary responsibility to the buyer.

While your doing all of this you need to network to find buyers no use having a product if you can't get it sold.

A purchase agreement with the seller and an assignment with the investor/buyer should be all that you need generally speaking.  

I am wondering if it is too late to ask our agent for buyer agent rebate (which I read about on Streeteasy).