Real Estate Agent · Kalispell, MT · Member since 2022 · 1 post · 0 votes
Hi everyone!
My name is Tyler Clark and I am a noob on investing in real estate. I have been listening to the real estate rookie podcast for over a year now and chose to get my real estate license. I am preparing to find wholesale deals, but I am curious, what do you, as an investor want in your ideal wholesaler? I truly want to be the best, and create win-win deals for all. Thanks for commenting!
My name is Tyler Clark and I am a noob on investing in real estate. I have been listening to the real estate rookie podcast for over a year now and chose to get my real estate license. I am preparing to find wholesale deals, but I am curious, what do you, as an investor want in your ideal wholesaler? I truly want to be the best, and create win-win deals for all. Thanks for commenting!
The short answer is that investors want good deals that are aligned with their investment criteria.
They want a realistic ARV with accompanying comps.
They want realistic reno costs.
They want a purchase price that will allow them to make a minimum of 15% cash on cash return.
In summary, they want a partner they can trust so they don't always have to be checking your numbers.
My name is Tyler Clark and I am a noob on investing in real estate. I have been listening to the real estate rookie podcast for over a year now and chose to get my real estate license. I am preparing to find wholesale deals, but I am curious, what do you, as an investor want in your ideal wholesaler? I truly want to be the best, and create win-win deals for all. Thanks for commenting!
The short answer is that investors want good deals that are aligned with their investment criteria.
They want a realistic ARV with accompanying comps.
They want realistic reno costs.
They want a purchase price that will allow them to make a minimum of 15% cash on cash return.
In summary, they want a partner they can trust so they don't always have to be checking your numbers.
Investor & Agent · Tulsa, OK · Member since 2016 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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Good deals, without being pushed. If the numbers make sense it’s a deal, no pushy selling. I get wholesalers calling me fairly often and they will REALLY tell me why something is a good purchase… after 20 seconds of that I am usually ready to hang up. I know how to analyze and run my numbers, I just need to know an address and how to access the property and who to write an offer to.
You have to know your market. Period. Why? Because any successful investor knows their market and the numbers that will work. When you know your market, you can identify a deal, lock it up and flip the contract easily.
My name is Tyler Clark and I am a noob on investing in real estate. I have been listening to the real estate rookie podcast for over a year now and chose to get my real estate license. I am preparing to find wholesale deals, but I am curious, what do you, as an investor want in your ideal wholesaler? I truly want to be the best, and create win-win deals for all. Thanks for commenting!
Here is a crazy idea, they should know what they are selling. Area, repairs etc I have so many clowns bring me deals they know nothing about. Never been the house, have no Idea how much work it needs all they have are photos. Photos are meaningless. Sellers show you want they want you to see . Also I hate it when they send me a list of comps. As a buyer you should know the value, of any property in your market. The more " info" they provide the less I want it. They think they know it all because that sit on a computer, this is not reality