All Forum Posts by: Matthew J. T.

Yeah I've heard using MLS is good. Question though, using MLS can you make it so it's only cash offers ? You'd be surprised how many retail buyers will pay cash if the price is right, not only investors.

Thought this would be a fun thread to make..

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My question is just asking if anybody has any knowledge on selling wholesale deals to retail buyers, that's all. Watch the video above my previous post, that seems to sum it up pretty well, however the guy doesn't really seem to explain the process on wholesaling deals to retail buyers over the MLS, so I was wondering if anybody here had any idea of what he was talking about.

Anyone?.

Thanks on the info. This is the video I watched, watch this guy , he says you can sell to retail and investors: http://youtu.be/e-Xcs_3wcuo

Your thoughts?

Thanks on your quick response J. I have been reading a lot about Flat Fee MLS postings, and from the video I watched, this is the best way to get property sold quick.

However my question to you is, when posting wholesale deals on MLS through flat fee method, you attract both 1,) Retail buyers, and 2,) investors, my question to you is, if the wholesale deal being sold on the MLS is to a retail person, and they want to buy the property, is there a method you can only use to have them pay cash only? Because most retail buyers, unlike investors, don't have hard cash right away, so more than likely they would have to obtain financing, how do you go about that? Would I just contact a mortgage broker that is able to get the deal paid off?

And lastly, if a retailer buys your property off of the MLS, you basically do the same thing with the deal as you would with a investor right, which is basically assign them the contract ( and your fee) and the buyers contract right?

Thanks

I just finished watching good video on using the MLS to sell properties under contract much faster to buyers. Is there anybody out there that is doing that now ? I just wanted your input on this. Sure you have to pay the agent 3% or 6% for listing it and marketing, but it does it ALL of it for you, and you can sell to retail or, investors. Anybody have a clue what I am talking about? Share your thoughts, and if you agree/disagree with it whatever, just share your input on this. Thanks

Nevermind, void off my last post, duh! lol :-)

It all makes sense now, I really appreciate you guys for all the help. So if I tell them I'm interested in a cash purchased and non financing, down payment is automatically not factor?

I know you can do bandit signs to market outside on busy intersection, but with everything being online now a days, I'm sure there are plenty of ways to market from your computer, as well as other street techniques.. What are your ways of finding motivated sellers online? I know of craigslist, also, what are your thoughts on FSBO websites (i'm not talking MLS)?