All Forum Posts by: DeAngelo Melone

If the addresses listed in public records/assessors office are the same as the abandon property than what strategies can be used to locate them?

When looking for absentee owners in public records in your specific city/county assessors office database; how do you determine who exactly the owner is of the property when both addresses listed are the same as the abandon property?

Is there a way you can tell if the property owners are cash buyer’s from these records?What would be the most effective way to Market/Do business with this group of businessmen and women?

Thank you very much. I'm quite sure you are already aware of this but to get questions answered from real investors is such a great feeling.

Thanks again

Is waiting until I have finished creating my on-line presence (website and FB) the wrong way to go before I start marketing to motivated sellers and absentee owners. I feel kinda like i'm waisting time and not moving fast enough. Let me know what you guys think because I feel a little stagnate.

Hello LaKeysha, I am very familiar with that website because I joined it to and thought that I was on my way. However, there is alot of good information on that site. The interviews that they have with other investors are great. But there is absolutely no engagement. I have put up post, asked questions, sent messages to people and nothing. I listened to that webinar as well and it may be some truth in it but I'm not qualified enough to say what you should listen to or not. I am a beginner in wholesaling myself so we are on the same journey. You have already made the best decision by joining BP. I have only been on here for a few weeks and have learned so much and gotten help from REAL INVESTORS. Just keep engaging, work hard, don't give up and you will get to the finish line.

Hello Ceasar, I saw your post and wanted to give some advice but I'm not a lawyer. You can check out Steph Davis flipthiswholesaler on youtube and her website flipthiswholesaler.net. She has free contracts that you can download just to see what a contract looks like and the language. She also gives video instruction along with them. She is in the same state (FL). However, you will have to have a lawyer go over the contracts so that the language is within the law, you do have an out clause and not get sued. Hope this helps. DeAngelo