I got to help the seller, I made my agent money, they both love me.Here is a thank you letter from the seller we wholesaled the property.

My point is using social more for growing a presence/brand rather than being the faceless bandit sign guy that hides behind yellow letters and the occasional postcard.

Hi all -I'm new to the wholesaling business in CT and just got my first call from a yellow letter.

Before the improvements I could hand a letter to the clerk in the post office and they would postmark it and put it with the local mail for delivery the next day.

Send them a letter telling them you will be taking them to Small Claims Court to collect any abnormally high utility bills.Then take them yo court.

I was wondering if someone on here could clarify in simple steps how to execute a wholesale deal from start to finish.I understand the entire concept I am just not sure what easiest route is (if there is a specific one) and all the steps.I know it goes something likepicking your audience- sending out letters (or whatever your method is)- come to an agreement with potential seller- get house under contract- find your cash buyer ( maybe you've already done that)- agree to a price- etcWhen does the wholesaler typically actually step foot in the property to asses the sort of condition it is in?

But that’s going to be tough without a pre-qual letter or a chunky EMD.

He said he would be willing to write a letter stating I would be approved based on the information I gave him.

The insurance company letter says they think several of the items that our contractor says were damaged are not related to the roof leaking.  

How many pieces did you mail out, post cards or yellow letters?