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All Forum Posts by: Jason Nderitu

Jason Nderitu has started 2 posts and replied 7 times.

Post: When Lenders become a headache

Jason NderituPosted
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Quote from @Bill B.:

They’re going to want between $1,000 and several thousand in fees before we even start talking interest. What can they take if you fail to pay that money? You’re offering zero collateral. If the deal gets dragged out or never closes, how do they force you to pay those fees/interest? What if the seller keeps the money because you miss a deadline?


It would probably be less than 1/2 as expensive to take a cash advance from your credit card or a title loan for a check cashing store. The reason the buyer is afraid you're wasting their time is because of wholesalers who don't even have EMD money. They truly are just wasting the seller's time.


Your point makes sense. I will put in the EMD

Post: When Lenders become a headache

Jason NderituPosted
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Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Jason Nderitu:

Well I am doing virtual wholesaling for properties in Detroit, Michigan and I have managed to get access to a decent deal but now the owner of the house is looking for an initial deposit to confirm that I will certainly not waste his time as I look for a cash buyer. I reached out to lenders for help, all of them have complex processes that are not possible for me on this side. If there is any lender who just trusts that the money will be returned, reach out. If you are an investor loving risks, reach out we discuss the next steps. 

 If you need a lender for an earnest money deposit it's clear that you will be doing nothing but wasting the seller's time.


 Maybe before you jump into conclusions, you should maybe try to look out for why I even said that. 

Post: When Lenders become a headache

Jason NderituPosted
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Quote from @Stuart Udis:

If you care to understand the reach and influence of social media guru types, look no further than this post. A few years ago someone would have never thought lenders were the issue when they struggled to borrow unsecured funds to satisfy a wholesale EMD. It's a fascinating world of real estate transactional participants we now live in....


 Mind if you explain more about this please? 

Post: When Lenders become a headache

Jason NderituPosted
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Quote from @Corby Goade:

The lenders are't the issue here- you're asking people to take all of the risk on the transaction when you have none, no skin in the game. Why would anyone do that?


If you are confident you have a good deal and can help the seller, put up your own EMD.


 Thank you very much for this. I will surely keep it in mind

Post: When Lenders become a headache

Jason NderituPosted
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Well I am doing virtual wholesaling for properties in Detroit, Michigan and I have managed to get access to a decent deal but now the owner of the house is looking for an initial deposit to confirm that I will certainly not waste his time as I look for a cash buyer. I reached out to lenders for help, all of them have complex processes that are not possible for me on this side. If there is any lender who just trusts that the money will be returned, reach out. If you are an investor loving risks, reach out we discuss the next steps. 

Post: Pleasure to join you all

Jason NderituPosted
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Quote from @Stephen Morales:

Hi @Jason Nderitu,

Welcome to BiggerPockets!

I've been licensed and doing wholesaling for about 10 years now, and one of the best tips I can give you is to stay EXTREMELY focused on one market when you're starting out. It takes time to learn how a market moves, understand pricing trends, and build relationships with local investors, other dealmakers, vendors and title companies in the area. 

One of the biggest challenges for new wholesalers is "shiney object syndrome". It's why probably 80% (or more) of inspiring wholesalers either quit in 2-3 months or they're stuck doing 2-3 deals a year.

Jumping from one market to the next or one "winning strategy" to the next can slow your progress, drain your time, and burn capital before you ever gain any traction. Stick to one area, stick to the one strategy that is best suited for you, master them both and expand once you have a solid foundation. 

Feel free to reach out if you ever need quick tips or want to discuss any strategies. I also provide my contacts with a free wholesaling workflow, sample contracts, a generic script and a list of helpful apps, including our app PrimeTracers which can help streamline your lead generation process. 

Good luck on your journey! The road ahead won’t be easy, but once you master it, the rewards will keep coming.


 Thank you very much for the warm  welcome to the community. Time to shine.

Post: Pleasure to join you all

Jason NderituPosted
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Hey BiggerPockets Community!

My name is Jason, and I’m excited to be here! I’m currently learning about real estate wholesaling and focusing on finding off-market deals in New york, Atlanta and so many other states in Americaa.

 I’m diving into virtual wholesaling and connecting with real estate investors, flippers, and other wholesalers. My goal is to find great deals and connect them with cash buyers.

I’d love to connect with:
>Investors looking for off-market deals
>Experienced wholesalers who can share tips
>Anyone who wants to network and grow in real estate

If you're open to networking, feel free to reply here or send me a DM! Looking forward to learning and growing with you all.