All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: New Member Buffalo NY
- Wholesaler/Real Estate Agent
- Providence, RI
- Posts 75
- Votes 19
Hi @LeeVaughn. Welcome to BP!
Post: What's the best way to build your Cash Buyers list?
- Wholesaler/Real Estate Agent
- Providence, RI
- Posts 75
- Votes 19
@Christina R. I totally agree with you on that...something I need to get on top of.
Thanks so much for your tips though I appreciate it!
Post: What's the best way to build your Cash Buyers list?
- Wholesaler/Real Estate Agent
- Providence, RI
- Posts 75
- Votes 19
@Tim Herndon Thank you so much for the tips, it truly means a lot to me! Quick question, as far as looking for the "We Buy Houses" people, I've been told that you want to stay away from those sorts of deals because they're looking to get the absolute bottom, bottom price. What do you think about this? Thanks!
Post: How do you know you're getting a good deal?
- Wholesaler/Real Estate Agent
- Providence, RI
- Posts 75
- Votes 19
Hi everyone!
While I have yet to put a property under contract yet because I want to develop my cash buyers list a little further, I'm skeptical to know when evaluating properties how do you know you're getting a good deal? I heard that I should be looking 30% below ARV but I'm curious to see what you all think.
Best,
Claire
Post: What's the best way to build your Cash Buyers list?
- Wholesaler/Real Estate Agent
- Providence, RI
- Posts 75
- Votes 19
Post: What's the best way to build your Cash Buyers list?
- Wholesaler/Real Estate Agent
- Providence, RI
- Posts 75
- Votes 19
Hi Bigger Pockets Community!
I'm looking to start wholesaling properties and am currently working on my cash buyers list. I've been trying to reach out to rehabbers, put ads on craigslist, send out e-mails/business cards, etc. but I feel like I'm doing something wrong because I'm not getting many responses even though I have amazing deals. Any tips?
Thanks!
Post: How do you evaluate your local market?
- Wholesaler/Real Estate Agent
- Providence, RI
- Posts 75
- Votes 19
Hi everyone,
I'm new to investing and one of the things I was reading about was how you should constantly be evaluating the trends of the market in which you want to invest in. What's the best way to do this? I've been using loop net to try and see what the current market is but it's a bit confusing/overwhelming since there are so many different variables when it comes to evaluating the market. What are the key things to look for in determining this?
Thanks for any help you all can give me!