All Forum Posts by: Darrie W. Bennett

Blake -

Your strategy sounds like the BRRR ( Buy-Renovate-Rent-Refinance )System Brandon Turner talks about. Check out the podcast, it is Great!

Michael -

   Buy this book and all your questions will be answered.  "Inc. & Grow Rich by C.W. Allen.  ISBN # 0-9671871-0-9. It was recommended by Robert Kiyosaki in Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

The concept is simple ... but it is a lot of work to do it right. I suggest starting by reading BP's "Ultimate Guide to Wholesaling".

Long Term advice if you want to become a Real Estate Investor full-time ... get a real estate "Broker's" license A.S.A.P. so you will have access to the MLS yourself. It will be well worth it in the long run.

Master Key to Riches by Napoleon Hill

I think mistake.  Reason ... because if it was intentional, the sender would be taking a big risk, because the first thing I would think to myself is, " If this person missed this, he/she is probably not detail-oriented enough for me to want to work with".

Sean -

     You might try asking for 25% of your assignment due at time of the assignment. The remainder due at C.O.E. The people I work with have no problem with that. After all; you have actually earned it when you assign the contract ... that's how I feel.

    It also means the Buyer has more "Skin" in the game than just the Earnest Money Deposit ... which means he has just that much more of a reason not to back out.

Start by reading BP''s Ultimate Guide to Wholesaling ...

Fellow Wholesalers -

My pre-foreclosure list from listsource.com shows homeowners with 1% - 100% equity. Do any of you subscribe to a "Minimum" equity % before you consider investigating the deal?

Paul -

Here is my pitch. I can say it in 20 seconds. " My Corp. is a Residential, R. E. Investment company that primarily focus on Wholesaling R.E. ... I create R.E. Investment opportunities and market them to investors, at wholesale prices, who either renovate & flip or hold."