All Forum Posts by: Jason Cummins
Jason Cummins has started 13 posts and replied 398 times.
Originally posted by "msedwick":
Most definitely true. Sometimes they will figure out that they cannot get the price that they want. And will call you back.
Post: Just met with potential seller

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I would say that between 80-90% of people who call you will be just like you described. They just want someone to buy their house, and they saw your ad that you buy houses any area any condition or whatever it said, and gave you a try. It's definitely a numbers game. Get ready to toss a ton of leads. Or you could actually sell those leads to a good real estate agent but that's another thread.
And yes you definitely need to screen the sellers on the phone before you go out to the house.
Post: Is this a Deal?

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I agree with all these replies this is not a deal, toss it.
One more point
You say he is pretty motivated, but I would disagree just by what the guy is asking. $200k and its worth 185? Doesn't sound too motivated to me. He may really want to sell, but he isn't the type of motivated wholesalers are looking for.
Post: How to get access to MLS listing

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You can access the MLS throuh some local agents websites
also check out realtor.com
you can look up properties yourself, then call the listing agent if you are interested in the property
Post: Blog or Site?

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you can market your site through blogs, so both of them work pretty well
Post: how to talk to ALL potential sellers

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Quite simply if they are truly motivated to sell, then they will want to sell it to you.
Post: Im 20 years old, should I buy a house or rent?

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Also remember, rent is not throwing money away. It is paying for a place to live.
Post: is a FHA Home Loan the best option for the first house I buy

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I believe that FHA loans are for owner occ only. Though I could be wrong on this.
Also, you might really want to change the thought process again, you would never want to spend 120% of the houses value, even to fix it up. The name of the game is finding properties way under value,even with the cash you need to rehab.
Post: Wholesaling out of state?

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when it goes to closing if the signatures arent close to resembling they will know something is up and not close
basically you will need to trust them, there is no actual way you will know
Post: Any way to profit from it?

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If she is not willing to sell the house, how could anyone profit from this lead?
That, and what she would need to pay everything off would be way too much for people to offer anyways.
This one is a tosser. File 13.