All Forum Posts by: Matthew A Rodriguez

Hey Liz. So be sure to have a clause in the agreement to protect you. At least until you are able to to find a handful of serious buyers. Run your final contract through an attorney. That being said, if you're able to build relationships with a few serious buyers that buy everything you get you may be able forgo the clause. Sellers like seeing that you are willing to buy even without an inspection. And to answer the first question... no, you don't need proof of funds. If the seller insists... on to the next one. It's your game. You make the rules. 

Welcome Tyler and family. This is a GREAT community to be involved with. Jump in, get involved and grow. Even though it may be daunting asking the seemingly "silly" questions, ask away. I'm in Greenville.  Interested in buy and hold as well as wholesaling. See you around the site. 

No Grant, you said 180 days. I've listened this your podcast about 5 times trying to absorb this. Great stuff. 

Bayo would be interested to know how this deal worked out. Wanting to get into Sub2 myself.

Welcome to the BP Family! If you haven't checked out the podcast I recommend every single one. Josh and Brandon don't put out bad content. Make moves man. See ya around he site!

Wholesalers don't work so much in real estate as much as marketing. While you don't need a whole lot of money to market you will need some. You can use Bandit signs, drive for dollars, pound craigslist for potential sellars. Keep in mind this is a low efficient way to start. High efficiency will be direct mail. Also keep in mind that your response and close rates will grow exponentially after subsequent mailings. I would save for a marketing budget that lasts for 6 mailings. Don't just mail one set and quit. Hit them over and over. It's a numbers game. 

Time for another podcast!!!!! :)

Welcome to the community Mike! 

Nicole!!!! Isn't it great to not have a car payment? 

I'm on a phone too. Ha ha. It's difficult to get all the spelling correct for sure.