All Forum Posts by: Katlynn Teague
Katlynn Teague has started 81 posts and replied 327 times.
Post: Tips and Tricks for throwing Bandit Signs

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
They work great.....just not in cities with code enforcement. I have made it a part of my daily tasks to get 30 out. The best part is you can target areas and the investors are calling you. I have seen better turnover rates with signs than cold calling!
Post: Invest in Newnan?

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Tiffany is absolutely right, the burbs are the place for investing!
Post: Tips and Tricks for throwing Bandit Signs

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Good Afternoon BP,
Does anybody have any tips and tricks when throwing bandit signs? Any specific ways to avoid code enforcement?
I know I will get some comments that bandit signs are a waste of time but, I have met some of my best investors off of signs. I throw 30 a day and have an amazing turnover.
Post: Looking for investment opportunities and networking

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Hey Jabneel, welcome to BP! I would love to connect with you, I am an investor-friendly agent here in Atlanta. We have both on and off-market deals. I would love to see what we can do!
Post: Looking for wholesalers in the South East

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Hey Jason, I would love to connect. I cover all of Atlanta and the metro!
Post: Starting Out - Wholesaling and Flipping

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Hey Serge, welcome to BP!
Wholesaling is a full-time job, so be ready to put lots of time, effort, and energy into it. It is absolutely not a "get rich quick" career. If you are willing to work hard you will absolutely see the results. I wish you the best of luck, looks like you have a great plan in place!
Post: Do you find sellers lie over phone when talking about condition of property?

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Hahah absolutely! Best way to know a condition of a property is to see it or ask for pictures!
Post: Real Life Wholesaling

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Quote from @Kirkland Floyd:
Sorry to belabor. When I have my signed contract. Should I show the cash buyer how I calculated ARV and the comp properties and the max offer? Or should I leave that up to them?
You should have your sales price, comps, and ARV calculated. You can send this all together to justify your sales price!
Post: Real Life Wholesaling

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Quote from @David Ramirez:
Well said @Katlynn Teague!
Wholesaling is a sales and marketing business and Real Estate happens to be the product!
Thank you and absolutely!
Post: Real Life Wholesaling

- Real Estate Agent
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 344
- Votes 209
Quote from @Kirkland Floyd:
What methods do you use to find cash buyers? When I calculate ARV and use comps, how do I prevent a cash buyer from going to the listing agent and seller? Someone, said I should just make an offer and understand the contract time to fund and then search for a cash buyer like crazy. What's the best way?
1) Real estate meet-ups, facebook, cold calls. Really all the money is in the field.
2) Best way to prevent that is by buying off-market homes. Do not send deals to buyers you haven't done business with. If you don't have a property under contract anyone can go around you whether it's listed or not. Get a property under contract, then find a buyer. There is a buyer for every deal!