All Forum Posts by: Jeffrey Donis

@Tyler Clark I'd expand your social media presence online, and be intentional with who you follow. 

Also, you could put up flyers in your area. There are also some neighborhoods that have monthly newsletters/papers. These typically have ad spots. You could ask to be placed in the paper (these will cost money, of course). 

You could also search and join facebook groups where your target audience might join. Then, post in those groups.

Good luck!

@Taylor White I invest in real estate for passive income and cash flow. And I prefer real estate over other asset classes. 

I would hold on to it if your other option if investing in index funds. Real estate has endured the test of time! 

@John Smith I agree with @Bjorn Ahlblad. Although you have a property management company, you should still be overseeing them. It's a good thing you do, because you caught it.

I'd ask to speak to the representative you work with, and ask for an explanation. If it isn't convincing, keep digging. Sit down with the financials and look for any other errors. 

Intentional or not, if those kinds of "mistakes" have been happening consistently over time, then you should find a new PMC. 

@Logan Eckstein Discuss the benefits of selling a property with your company (over others). This can be you're "guarantee" (like a guaranteed 30 day close, for example).

@Max Matsuk Listsource provides SC data, if I'm not mistaken.

@Max Matsuk Most general wholesale contracts can be used in any state (unless SC has unique regulations I am not aware of). Here's a link to some basic wholesaling contracts: 

https://therealmaxwell.com/con... 

@Brandon Hightower This is a great idea! Love to see you trying to build a community. 

@Kyle Bollman I built a buyer's list overtime. To do this, I went to local meet ups and also searched in facebook groups. Cash buyers would put their info in the comment sections. After some vetting, I'd add the serious cash buyers to my list.

When it comes to wholesaling, you just need an agreement that protects your rights as a wholesaler and the seller's rights. You can find these agreements online, for free. 

Regarding the legalities, do you have any specific questions? @Jake Hill

@Mike Cordova I agree with @Josh Caldwell. You'll want to make sure you understand the rules and regulations for starting a fund so you don't violate any of them. That way, you can raise capital the right way, and scale from there. 

Here's a good resource for starting a fund: https://www.capitalfundlaw.com...

Good luck!