Real Estate Agent · Houston, TX · Member since 2019 · 763 posts · 500 votes
3y
Hi Maria, welcome to BP! If you're searching for properties to wholesale your best bet is to hit the streets and get hands on finding properties. Real estate agents may strike a deal with you to help you sell it or assign the contract on the back side, but for the most part, if they are looking for a property that someone wants to sell, they want to sell it themselves and not give up their commissions to a wholesaler. The Texas Real Estate Commission is also working at the State level to start controlling wholesaling, I am interested to see if they start requiring wholesalers to get a real estate license.
Investor · Austin, TX · Member since 2022 · 50 posts · 45 votes
3y
Facebook groups by far will be the easiest place to find wholesale deals in Houston if you are out of state. You will need to respond quickly, as the juicy ones get taken off fast. Search "Houston Real Estate Group" and join the ones that have 5k+ people. There is like 5 main ones. Wholesalers post quite often.
Outside of that I highly recommend coming to a Real Estate meetup in Houston next time you visit. You will make a better first impression to network with wholesalers in person.
Unfortunately, I am not in Texas. I live in California, therefore, I need help finding deals in Houston.
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Hi Maria, welcome to BP! If you're searching for properties to wholesale your best bet is to hit the streets and get hands on finding properties. Real estate agents may strike a deal with you to help you sell it or assign the contract on the back side, but for the most part, if they are looking for a property that someone wants to sell, they want to sell it themselves and not give up their commissions to a wholesaler. The Texas Real Estate Commission is also working at the State level to start controlling wholesaling, I am interested to see if they start requiring wholesalers to get a real estate license.
Would an attorney licensed in Texas, who flips properties, be able to list their own properties for sale? Would it make more sense for that attorney to get a Texas real estate license? The objective being to save on paying commissions.