I think that might be too many questions actually. Where do you buy and what do you buy. Get buying criteria. It’s assumed they are using cash or hard money.
@Austin Bright I was going to say the same thing as @Danny Webber. Find out how many deals they have done, or just their experience in the industry to help save your time. The amount of people on your buyers list doesn't really matter, it's the amount of serious buyers that does.
Houston has plenty of buyers so if you have a deal it should be no problem to sell it. There are a ton of Houston Facebook groups and REIA's and clubs that meet regularly. Well everything has gone virtual but yeah. Get out there and network. I'm trying to do a little wholesaleing but haven't really been consistent at it and I've "run" into quite a few investors just by marketing to absentee owners. They didn't want to sell but were interested in any deals I could sent their way.
@Austin Bright I've had lively conversational type conversations with my potential buyers using all those questions, I personally wouldn't ask only 1-2 maybe its a personality thing but all of the above in conversation format works perfectly for me. No further questions to add, that should do
@Jesus Garcia slightly off subject but do you have any meetups in Houston that you recommend? I ran into a couple that were mostly just advertising funnels for someone looking to split deals.
@Matthew Williams you are correct about a lot of the meetups. I haven't been to very many because I work shift work and most of the events are on the wrong side of Houston for me. Wholesale Nation has an event for wholesalers on the first of the month. It's an educational one but the aren't selling anything. Jet Lending has a huge event with a lot of sponsors/vendors and speakers. Both of these don't really sell anything. Prosperity Real Estate Group has one as well. They provide good basic info and that leads to their 3 day seminar which is actually really good. They also have a few sponsors at the event. AC and his fiancee are both good honest people. Are you investing from Cali?
My wife is from The Woodlands, and we've escaped the chaos that is the SF Bay Area right now for a larger quarantine housing footprint, and also so I can start picking up properties in a place that's a little bit more sensible. Networking is complex in the age of Covid, so taking more targeted shots is important to me.