All Forum Posts by: Caleb Griffin

Hey @Matthew Morris! I work for a local house flipper in the Greensboro area (Winston Salem). I'd love to talk and get you an offer on it! I'll send you a message, feel free to reach out any time, no pressure or obligation at all.

@Michelle Schubert Great question. I wholesaled for years, so I can confidently say that 99% of wholesalers just care about the fast cash at closing.

Agreed, Harry Marsh and 24 Hour Title

I agree with @Carl Millsap it is very risky to take on tenants in a situation like yours. We personally don't close on properties unless they are vacant at close.

Ask yourself, "What is the worst that could happen in this situation? And am I prepared to handle that if it does?"

Good luck!

Hey y'all, I'm looking to connect with wholesalers here in the Piedmont Triad region of NC! We are looking for fixer uppers around 75-78% of ARV minus repairs. Single-family only, anything over 750sf.

If you are working deals in this area please reach out and let's work together. Thank you!

Hi Danny, I'd love more info! [email protected]

Hey @Erick Chero I'm an agent in Winston/Greensboro, but I specifically work with only investment properties. Would be happy to help in any way I can, feel free to reach out!

Hi @Elyse G. I'm a broker in Greensboro, and we buy and sell investment properties around the Triad area. I understand the concern that the Triangle has gotten a little out of hand. As others mentioned, the Triad has plenty of cheaper opportunities. Feel free to reach out any time, I'd be happy to help!

Hello all! I'm looking to close a couple more deals this month in the Triad area of NC. Need single-family mostly, but will look at multi- and land as well. Fixer uppers or rentals, doesn't matter, I work with a large fund that will buy almost anything. Please call text or email if you work in these areas, would love to connect even if you don't have any deals available immediately!

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@Charlie Cameron Thanks for the reply. Yes that is what I've heard, and it makes sense. I do have an LLC set up for my wholesaling business. I sat down with a real estate attorney here and he actually recommended I get licensed as a wholesaler, he just suggested I find a small "mom and pop" brokerage that would be okay with me hanging my license with them. Like you said, the dilemma seems to come with representation. When I was licensed in GA and wholesaling, I just did not represent any parties to the transaction.

So totally possible, but also like you said, I just need to find someone willing to take the liability. I can double close with eXp, but also having the option to assign would be nice. I guess my next question would be: if I am not representing myself or any parties to the transaction, and not collecting a commission, does my brokerage even become involved at all?