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Pre-Foreclosure Lead is this a good deal?

David Folling
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Hi Guys my name is David I'm just starting out in wholesaling Pre-Foreclosure homes. I have a tone of leads and all contact info and haven't made any calls because I have been extremely nerves on what to say. Maybe you guys can bless me with some advice on how to approach the owners, and if this particular lead below is a good deal or not? Record Type

NTS

Recorded Opening Bid

$35,417.00

Default Amount

Unknown

Penalty & Interest

Unknown

Original Loan Amount

$62,550.00

Loan Balance

$32,493.00

Recording Date

4/25/2019

Recorded Auction Date

6/4/2019

Judgment Date

Unknown

Judgment Amount

Unknown

Estimated Value

$210,700.00

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Lydia R.#4 Wholesaling Contributor
  • Wholesaler
  • Austin TX
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Lydia R.#4 Wholesaling Contributor
  • Wholesaler
  • Austin TX
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@David Folling You will never do a deal if you dont pick up the phone! Get over your nerves and get out there. Also, the only way to know if its a deal is to know all the debt on the property (payoff of mortgage and any other liens), the ARV for the property and the rehab cost. No spreadsheet is going to give you that info so there is no way to know until you get that info.

I always caution new wholesalers about approaching preforeclosure homeowners because its the blind leading the blind. These people are trusting in your ability to solve their problem and you dont really know of you can. You leave yourself vulnerable to a lawsuit if you are unable to follow through and the owner decides to sue you.

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