All Forum Posts by: Stephen Morales

Hello Stephen,

Thank you for the heads up. I explored your suggestions and looked up some local REI & independent Investor meetups that may be a good start for leads in my market area. I also found a couple FB REI groups I joined that may also show some potential and I will check out your skip tracing software as well. I really appreciate your honesty on what I should be looking out for, to stay safe and how to prevent my potential deals from becoming "piggy backed/daisy chained" on by other wholesalers, agents, and or scammers.

Best Regards,

- Lynnette 

Hello! I am new to BP and to RE wholesaling. I have been researching a variety different methods to help finding the right types of buyers relevant to my local market area (Bay Area, CA) which has high median sales comps & ARV's. (I found a potential deal on a property in Lake County, California). Does anyone know a good approach I can take to building my buyer list?

Hi, I am very new here. I am a real estate agent, and have been researching wholesaling, thinking I might want to do it. The one question I have is this: How do I get a property under contract if normally a Third Party Financing Addendum is required, or a proof of funds? This normally is submitted with an offer. 

If I want to call RE agents on a large scale what free systems do yall recommend for that? 

@Stephen Morales

Hey Stephen, thanks for the warm welcome!

I’d definitely appreciate that—especially any tips on getting started and what a good workflow looks like. I’ve been diving into wholesaling recently, so having guidance from someone with your experience would be super valuable.

And yeah, coming from a project management background, I’m all about structure and systems—so if you’ve got a process that’s worked for you, I’d love to hear it.

Looking forward to connecting more!

Hello BP Community! I’m transitioning to online wholesaling because I don’t have reliable transportation for in-person deals. While I’ve researched the basics, I’m still confused about a few things. My partner mentioned that properties can be sold without physical inspections (as “blind” deals), but I’m unsure how this works practically. For example, how do investors evaluate a property they’ve never seen, and what disclosures or safeguards are needed to protect everyone involved? Additionally, I’m unclear about contract logistics: Can I sign the purchase agreement myself, or does my partner need to sign it? If we’re working together, should contracts be in his name, and how do we structure this legally? Lastly, I’d love advice on creating legally binding contracts remotely—what tools or clauses are essential for online wholesaling? From what I’ve learned, online wholesaling relies on virtual tools like title searches and tax records, but I want to ensure I’m managing risks properly, especially with “blind” deals. Any tips on partnership structures, contract templates, or best practices would be incredibly helpful! Thanks in advance for your insights!  

Everyone always wants to know "How is the market?". My usual response is "it depends". But I ran some actual reports for clients this week and wanted to share. Within the SAME area we have 3 totally different markets.

- Space Coast Beaches - Condos - Buyer's market
- Space Coast Beaches - SFHs - Neutral market
- Viera / Suntree < $800k - SFHs - Seller's market

I thought this was interesting how drastic the difference can be within the same geographic area. 

See below for the detailed breakdown of each. Cheers!

Hello,

I am looking to build relationships with good wholesalers for fix and flips and BRRRR, especially in the St. Louis, MO area. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Who have you had good experiences with? Thanks.

Good morning, 

Recently decided im going to seriously invest in real estate. Have done 1 flip in the past, so my experience is minimal. Look forward to meeting, learning and growing with the community, as well as helping out wherever i can. I am extremely handy and can fix almost anything that has to do with real estate so if you have any questions or need advice on cheap and good ways to fix something on your properties feel free to reach out!

My background. I spent 14 years in the Army and currently manage businesses in Michigan. Looking forward to working with the community!