Any Investor friendly Amarillo,TX Real Estate Agents??

Any Investor friendly Amarillo,TX Real Estate Agents??

Buy and Hold · Leander, TX · Member since 2015 · 44 posts · 6 votes

Hello BP,

We are looking to get into the Amarillo,TX market and wanted to see if there are any Amarillo agents here on BP. If you are an investor friendly agent, reply and we can talk about want we are looking for.

Thanks,

David

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  • Real Estate Investor · Amarillo, TX · Member since 2008 · 547 posts · 214 votes
    10y

    you don't want an agent.. Not in this market, 95% of deals don't hit the mls.. What are you looking to do?

  • Investor · Amarillo, TX · Member since 2013 · 139 posts · 51 votes
    10y

    @Scott R. is right. I have looked at Mls everyday for 4 years. Unless you are talking about the occasional HUD house, there really isn't killer deals to be hard there. Or at least, I'm not great at finding them. May be if you are going to shoot out low ball offers on stagnant listings, that would probably work if you can Find aomeone that's willing to do that. I've found that chasing my own leads through word of mouth and buying from wholesalers and burned out investors is a lot easier and more effective here. If you have some experience and know the market you, might look for a less experienced realtor that's willing to show more doors and write more Offers.

  • Buy and Hold · Leander, TX · Member since 2015 · 44 posts · 6 votes
    10y
    Originally posted by @Scott R.:

    you don't want an agent.. Not in this market, 95% of deals don't hit the mls.. What are you looking to do?

     Thanks Scott. Are there a ton of owner finance homes?? We are looking for homes to wholesale Lease Options.

    Thanks!

  • Buy and Hold · Leander, TX · Member since 2015 · 44 posts · 6 votes
    10y
    Originally posted by @Blake C.:

    @Scott R. is right. I have looked at Mls everyday for 4 years. Unless you are talking about the occasional HUD house, there really isn't killer deals to be hard there. Or at least, I'm not great at finding them. May be if you are going to shoot out low ball offers on stagnant listings, that would probably work if you can Find aomeone that's willing to do that. I've found that chasing my own leads through word of mouth and buying from wholesalers and burned out investors is a lot easier and more effective here. If you have some experience and know the market you, might look for a less experienced realtor that's willing to show more doors and write more Offers.

     Thanks for the info Blake!

  • Real Estate Investor · Amarillo, TX · Member since 2008 · 547 posts · 214 votes
    10y

    I would say owner financing is almost non existent in this market.. Maybe a few wholesalers that will carry short term, but almost none of the traditional actual owner carry houses. There's one investor that carries trailers at prob 5 times what they're worth, and another investment firm that carries $25k houses for 60+ on lease options.. This market is too solid, there's really no need for owner finance as most can cash out at decent prices, I havent seen a house owner finance for anywhere near the actual value in years, and I actively search daily. 

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