All Forum Posts by: Janet Thaxton
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Post: Starting The Year Off Right!!!!!! πππ

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
Well guess who is closing their second deal just 4 days into the new year! YUP i guessed it! ME! Made $500 on my first deal and about to make $1000 on my second. Thats a good sign right??!!! The fees just keep goin up!!!!
Post: Next Deal

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
Hey guys its been along time!
I have a deal in the works and they buyer wants to pay $4k down, which is the sellers portion, and pay $750/month until paid in full. I am familiar with the seller side of the deal but unless i get a loan how can i be sure the buyer will pay me all the money?
Post: Working on my 2nd wholesale deal

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
Good evening guys! I am working on my second wholesale deal and need some advice. It may seem simple but....
The buyer has a conventional loan. How would that closing work? Is there anything I need to know or do? Thanks!!
Post: Title company stinks! Help!

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
So i closed my first deal. I was originally going to use one title company but the service sucked and the person I was dealing with left. So I used a different title company who did a marvelous job, to close the deal.
I had given the first title company an EMD of $500. I know I know I should never do that with such a large amount but I was excited to close my first deal. Lesson learned! Now they want the seller to send a fax stating that they have no interest in the money and the closing did in fact take place.
Is this right for him to do or should I write the attorney general's office?
Post: First Deal is Done!!!!! :)

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
Thanks everybody!
Post: First Deal is Done!!!!! :)

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
It was a wholesale deal.
Post: First Deal is Done!!!!! :)

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
As a beginner i started my yellow letters in the "hood" of hoods. Lol and I only chose that area because i saw a business owner and contractor on the news saying that Baltimore needs revitalization (did you catch my sales pitch) lolllll. I get sooooo many calls from my yellow letters, i currently have 5 more deals under contract. Mind you I started in January of his year.
This may be TMI, but i actually meant my mentor on match.com and he turned me down for a date but asked me if i was interested in real estate. Go figure. But that turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Lolllll
Anywho, it took a long long long time to find a buyer. Persistence is the key!! It's easy to get a seller finding buyers and convincing them to buy and determining who the real cash buyers are is the hardest part. Ut was a small reward but mire than what i started out with.
It was a good first cut and dry kind of sort of first deal. I learned a lot. The only issue was the EMD. The buyer must do things differently where he is from. But he came around.
The Meet-up meetings are a huge help for networking. And of course BP assisted me with questions that i had to double check on.
As my relationship with my mentor is over expect to hear from me more often. Thanks sooooo much! I am on my way!
This business involves trust dedication and patience!
Watch out cause now i feel like SUPER WOMAN!!! Lolllll
Post: First Deal is Done!!!!! :)

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
I just closed my first deal!!!! On W North Ave in Baltimore!!! I feel invincible now!
Post: How do I present a seller agreement?

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
Hi, i am about to put a house under contract and the owner is deceased. His mother wants to sell the property because she has moved to North Carolina and is liquidating his things. I have written the contract in his name, but how should she sign it? Should it be in his name c/o his mother?
Post: Serious Question! Not ment to offend anyone!

Janet ThaxtonPosted
- IT Analyst
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 43
- Votes 24
Should a mentor seek financial gain from mentoring? I know time is money but...