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All Forum Posts by: Dimitra Manou

Dimitra Manou has started 82 posts and replied 146 times.

Quote from @Scott E.:

To find the luxury buyers, just call up luxury agents in the area. They all have cash buyers that they work with and will be happy to connect the dots if you have a good deal under contract.

And as far as running the numbers, ignore any of these "rules" like the 70% rule. Luxury developers are sophisticated. They can fully underwrite a big deal in 10 minutes. So if you use '70% rule' language that's going to go in one ear and out the other.


 So, for example can a buyer buy the luxury property above market value ?

Normally, I wholesale ugly properties. But for luxury ones, how can I be sure if it's a deal? What are the numbers?

I'm trying to find buyers for a luxury property and I have also questions about my numbers. In wholesale real estate we have the 70% rule for flix and flip but for luxury homes? For example, if the price is 1,6M market value? Also, there are not so many comps in the area but this home is waterfront that's why I think it's a good deal

Quote from @Scott E.:

Commercial brokers will almost all have a long list of serious commercial buyers. Just drive around Ocala and Jacksonville and anytime you see a commercial broker's sign in front of a building, call them. It'll take you no more than a day to find your buyers (assuming you actually have some good deals on your hands).

The only tricky part is making sure the broker doesn't try to grab the deal from under you. Because just as these brokers know a lot of the big buyers in town, they also have relationships with a lot of the building owners. So be mindful of this as you're sharing information. Probably a good plan to only share the deal details at first, not the address itself.


 Yes. That's why I'm afraid of talking to brokers. Thank you for your information


Hello everyone, I've found some deals which I would like to discuss with a serious commercial buyer. I'm a wholesaler and I've found some deals in Ocala and Jacksonville. Do you know how can I find commercial buyers? (it's a relatively small business)

Hello everyone, I've found some deals which I would like to discuss with a serious commercial buyer. I'm a wholesaler and I've found some deals in Ocala and Jacksonville. Do you know how can I find commercial buyers? (it's a relatively small business)