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Kris Kahrs Do L.A. Flippers keep email lists of potential buyers?
5 August 2016 | 8 replies
They turn out a good, attractive, consistent product. 
Michael F Hello0o New Guy From NYC
27 November 2006 | 6 replies
-Get repairs lined up and do whatever needs to be done to put the house in an attractive, sellable condition and not a penny more.Step 12: Find buyers-Get buyers lined up and collect their infomation this will give me a buyers list so I can tap again and again.
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22 February 2007 | 2 replies
But, with thogsands of members, you can count on the fact that if someone starts posting false information, the knowledgable investors on the site will certainly call them out.If you want to know what is good about the site, look around . . . it has attracted thousands of members, who keep coming back to network, make deals, learn, and find resources related to real estate investing.
Mark Gingrass Wholesale specific
5 October 2007 | 4 replies
Pay attention to YOUR wallet and not theirs.Many wholesalers don't allow financing contingencies whether its pre-foreclosure or not.
Jeff D. Attracting tenants
10 January 2008 | 1 reply
What is a good way to attract tenants?
Carey Harris some one examine this for me please.
31 August 2008 | 6 replies
So, doing a short sale might actually save her some money.If its really worth $73K as-is, and its in good condition, then, even dropping it to $65K with a short would make it attractive to owner occupants.
William Moua Lancaster, PA
18 August 2008 | 9 replies
MichaelNice to see some people in the same state in here...Bellefonte, I use to have some freinds from there back in my college day when I went to Penn Tech... and always partied at Penn State...What other adivce can you give another PA guy trying to fatten his wallet, to try to move from the E and S to the B and I.Thanks
Kenneth LaVoie Mgmt. company vs. own screening
25 May 2009 | 8 replies
A PM has just approached me, they’ll just take 8% off of my monthly rent, a one time setup fee of $350 (filling my vacant property with screening is included) and an additional $18 per month for the guarantee eviction in 21 days which it attracts me the most (just practically had to begged my previous tenant to moved out in order to avoided eviction; one month rent free with his security deposit refunded in full plus some cleaning fees out of my own pocket, knowing he could have had stayed at my place up to 5 months free or even longer if he knows the game).
Adam Kuhn Looking to get started in wholesaling
15 August 2009 | 6 replies
You can build a lead generating site like I have in my sig to attract buyers.9.Property managers.
Joseph Ziolkowski Experienced wholesalers, possible good deal in the works. Could use some advice though
2 November 2009 | 13 replies
My exit strategy for this one would be to take it over with the very attractive interest rate, inform the Dreadlock hippy Heloc guys that I'm buying the house with 'some owner financing' put a few bucks into it to make it 'visibly' attractive to a home buyer that wants a 'fixer upper' and collect my money put into it from the L/O and set it up to cash me out with a refinance within 12 months.