Wholesaler · Tampa, FL · Member since 2015 · 168 posts · 25 votes
Hello, I live in Tampa, Florida and I am a lunch break warrior. I Unfortunately still have a day job :( and I do my best to do what I need to do regarding my wholesale business during my lunch break (also after and before work). In my marketing I was able to land 3 leads, one in town. and two way out of town. One is in Marion, Ohio and the other just outside of Savannah, GA. Now, I don't feel like taking a field trip to any of theses location any time soon with the purpose of wholesaling. I mean I AM in Florida and winter is about to set in but how should I handle this? Any suggestions? I feel like I am about to get a crash course on virtual wholesaling.
I'd be interested in the Marion one. I have flippers that will go anywhere within 1 hour of Columbus if they can make money. Please PM me, would love to take a look.
The one in Marion is a mobile home and will be best suited for a rental. The one in Savannah, GA is actually in Hinesville, GA and is for rent right now but it will make either a great flip or a buy and hold. It's turn key if it is used as a rental.
OK So I just learned something new about the lead in Marion, Ohio, It is actually a land contract. First of all, What is that? Anybody familiar with that? and most importantly Can I wholesale that? Apparently there is someone in the property and he has 8 years to go in the contract. This all sounding to me like a note when I run it though Floridian. Any advice? Can he sell this? and again and most importantly, Can I wholesale this?
Most anything can be bought or sold, it all depends on the price and its value.
The situation in Ohio sounds like a ground lease. You own the land but someone else is leasing it and can do what the what on it. You would need to check with an attorney from Ohio to be sure.
Depending on the seller's situation, we might be able to help you with the mobile home in Ohio.
We are cash buyers of mobile homes in IL, IN, MI, OH and WI and move them to our locations. Must be 1990 or newer with vinyl siding and a shingled roof.