All Forum Posts by: Jeff Dimock

Hi @Jason Tucker,  I assume those you mention who "don't understand contracts or deals" are not the good wholesalers, right?   Everyone goes through a learning curve in any new endeavor, but understanding contracts and deals would certainly separate the good from the bad in my opinion.  Of course what is not a deal to one person is often a deal to another, so opinion and business model also come into play.

Debbin Smith is giving a talk on roofing at the GA REIA main meeting tonight. You might want to go see what she has to say about working with roofing contractors. I'm sure you can pick up some recommendations there too. www MyGAREIA org.

What are great story and inspiration @Vincent Crane.  You're absolutely right that taking action and looking for someone a little ahead to model after are keys to success!  The deals are out there, you just have to get to work to find them.  Best of success in the future!

Hi @Joshua Parrish - let me know if i can help you with your expansion plans.  Happy investing!

Chris, Let's connect and chat about what you're looking to do.

Reginald, Give me a call and let's talk about what you've got.

Good luck getting started Jarvis!  There are deals out there but it takes more time and effort and marketing $$ than many realize.  Stick with it!

@Holly Schuler One way is to see who talks about wholesaling in forum posts and if they have a website in their signature or on their profile page at which you can sign up (like I do).  I would also suggest you attend the local real estate investors meetings like those put on by www.atlantareia.com and www.mygareia.org.  You'll meet wholesalers in person there and (maybe more importantly) get to know other landlords from whom you can learn as well.  Good luck!

@Holly Schuler I would also encourage you to get on a couple wholesaler's buyer's lists so you can see more off-market property opportunities. A 2/1 in 30032 that's not on the MLS is going to be under $50k virtually every time - sometimes way under.

@Brandon Davis, check around for wholesalers with links to their website in their signatures.  You can probably sign up for their buyer's lists there and start looking through properties they send out.  Also, go meet them in person at the local REIAs and meetups.

Good luck getting started!