All Forum Posts by: Ray Danishyar

@Suzanne Player I will attend what time?

Hey Zach, good question. Depends on how the deal is structured depending on the state. I am a cash buyer if you have further questions you can dm me. 

I would seek a contractor to help you navigate first. But there are different worksheets you can use when you go inspect the house.

Wow those are well thought out questions lol. The most important one usually is have you thought about creative ways to pursue motivated homeowners. Usually people spend much needed time preparing all these questions and the answers but realize they hardest part is getting in front of motivated homeowners. Have you thought about hour game plan there?

Hello, thats great that you are wanting to pursue wholesaling. It’s hard to answer the questions you are seeking, however I would recommend a timeline plan on what you want to accomplish. But the biggest issue wholesalers have is finding properties. Have you thought about what ways you will try to pursue motivated sellers?

@Chrisovalantis Boutsikos Hey Chris, Ray here from Long Island as well. I am an investor and work with wholesalers, the nice thing about your situation is you can take so many different routes. I don’t know if I would tie up my money in a rental with the housing market being this high and inflation around the corner. You might get non payers. Flipping might be better but the trick getting the property for below market value. Anyways, let me know if you got any other questions!

@Kaylan Haight I think it is important to see the property and go in with a contractor. Most wholesalers make the mistake of getting in contract, pricing it wrong now no investor wants to touch it because the price to repairs is off.

You do have the option of telling the homeowners in order to maximize their sale you need to inspect the property.

@Segun Agaja honestly it depends, we get most of our business through our site. You can message me if you want. I wouldn’t want to rant on here.

I would say there are endless resources are there to get deals when limited capital however not all resources are the same effectiveness. Each has its advantage and disadvantage. In this day and age is the internet there are certain behaviors that definitely make way more sense than the old tactics.

Congrats on your first deal!! How did you source it? And do you have a process to enhance you getting more deals? I’m a cash buyer and I’ve perfected my process where distressed homeowners reach out to me at this point.