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Account Closed How do you wholesale when you have no money, how does it work?....does it work lool?
14 April 2014 | 6 replies
Or you can barter, if you take me to the real estate meeting once a month, I'll baby sit your child for 2 hours for free once a month...whatever is applicable.Once you have found who the key buyers are and have built the relationship ar , why not offer to bird dog first and build up the reserves you need to get your wholesaling off the ground.
Polina Goncharova First Deal in Chicago - How did I do?
12 June 2014 | 24 replies
Just save as much of that cashflow as you can and build up a contingency pool.
Michael King How do you make it so you always have the perfect contract on hand?
16 September 2014 | 7 replies
Carry several ink pens too!
Curtis Bidwell Just Closed 33 Units ... $0 Down!
20 December 2014 | 10 replies
We got the paperwork from the attorney and went to the notary and inked the deal at 6:00pm! 
David Martin Free & Clear (assuming) and Deceased Owner??
17 January 2015 | 10 replies
Until you have determined this is a potential deal, I recommend you do the due diligence yourself.  1, you will learn some things and 2, you won't waste $300+ on a dud deal.Once you get past the first couple rounds of due diligence and have a feel for when the sheriff sale is scheduled, or have been in contact with counsel representing the beneficiaries of the estate and are close to inking a deal....then reach out to a title attorney...or a real estate attorney that does not necessarily work for a title company.The last thing you want to do is run straight to an attorney every time you find an abandoned property.  
Greg Christensen Newbie: I've been told it can't be done, but I'm going to do it anyway.....
8 March 2015 | 11 replies
You will need to build up a good real estate team and learn to double or triple check everything with other independent team members. 
James Park In the real estate market you invest in, is it slowing? or appreciating?
18 March 2015 | 19 replies
Its slow as cash buyers [limited]are the main participants.there is little appreciation and a build up on inventories
Cal C. Are you financially literate? Most Americans aren't.
12 May 2015 | 11 replies
Not in K-12, not even in the University.
Andy Wayne Selling Farmland
27 August 2015 | 11 replies
Sharecropping would then be a way to build up a down payment, while demonstrating to potential private lenders that they will succeed, because they already are.
Drew Clements Building a Local REI Community
31 August 2015 | 0 replies
There's only a few people in the area who are members of BP, so I'm looking for other ways to effectively reach out to all the other folks in the area.What are some things you/your REIA/Meetup/Club/etc. have done to build up your local REI community?