All Forum Posts by: Tarquinn Curry

How would you guys take pictures of a boarded up vacant home? The owner lives out of state.  She says I can take pictures but she doesn't know how I would get in. 

How much money in rehab costs do you guys think it would take to fix up a 900 square foot home in Tulsa that is basically a shell and practically gutted? 

Does anyone know of a title company in Tulsa, Oklahoma who is good with wholesaling contracts?

Is there anybody out there that has been successful  wholesaling in Southern California? If so, do you have any tips because it seems quite difficult out here as compared to other cities around the U.S.  I'm really trying to stay positive but it's starting to become very frustrating. 

Are there any title companies in Dallas that do assignments and  are willing to do double closes?  I wholesale real estate and I'm looking for a company that has experience with wholesalers.

Does anybody know of a website that will find phone numbers if you can provide the name and address?  I am trying to cold call some tax delinquent homes for some wholesale leads.

Are there any wholesalers in Southern California  making  deals?  I would like to pick your brain about areas that your focusing on and why.

Jesse

Are those old time investors killing it with Wholesaling?

Does anyone whole sale in the Los Angeles County Area?  I've been listening to different youtube videos and podcasts about wholesaling and it appears that everyone does them in other states where there seems to be a bigger  supply of surplus homes and dead and dying areas where wholesaling would seem to work. It would appear that in coastal areas like Southern California where it is so expensive and less supply of homes that wholesaling would be much more difficult.  I could be totally wrong.  I am barley learning about wholesaling.  Maybe it would work in an area like the Inland Empire.  Does anybody have any insight into this? I am looking into getting into wholesaling.  I would just appreciate some wisdom from people who wholesale in the Southern California region. -Thanks 

I'm in the Los Angeles area.   I am in the process of purchasing a property and wanted to know how concerned I should be about dry rot.  The termite inspector noticed signs of dry rot in the building.  They also said that there is evidence of dry wood termites in the garage and attic areas.  80% of the attic is inaccessible because of insulation.  They also noted that "Although the termite control will use care we are not responsible  for damage that may occur to the roof with the above  repairs"  Is this  common and an easy fix or should this be a huge red flag?