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All Forum Posts by: Toneisha Moore

Toneisha Moore has started 9 posts and replied 13 times.

Post: Negotiating before or after contract

Toneisha MoorePosted
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Good morning BP community,

I'm back with another question lol I'm still learning. I need to know if there is a way to negotiate a assignment fee with a cash buyer before getting the property under contract? I don't want to risk getting the house under contract and not able to find a buyer or worse advertise the property as if I'm selling it or already have it under contract. I just want to make sure I'm doing this legally and right. Please help! I currently have 2 great opportunities but again want to make sure I do this the right way. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hello BP Community, 

I need some advice or insight on a possible opportunity. I have a potential seller who wants to sell a warehouse along with the double I want to get from him. Right now he has a offer for $40k but states their dragging their feet on closing. Only thing is I don't want the warehouse, I don't have any buyers that are looking for a warehouse. He's afraid that if he just sells me the double he'll never be able to sale the warehouse, which are right across the street from each other. Should I just pass on this or try to get him to sell me the double without the warehouse? I need help. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Post: Wholesale Houses owned by the bank/city

Toneisha MoorePosted
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Thanks for the advice @Stephen J Davis

Post: Wholesale Houses owned by the bank/city

Toneisha MoorePosted
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Goodmorning BP community,

I have a couple houses that I'm interested in wholesaling but they are owned by the city and/or by the bank. How do I go about contacting them to get the house under contract ?

Post: Seller and Cash Buyer Conflict

Toneisha MoorePosted
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Hello BP community, I need some quick advice. I'm currenly working on closing a wholesale deal but the seller of the home is not allowing me to put my own lock on the home so i can get access anytime. Whenever i need to get into the home i have to check and see if he's free to do so. So my cash buyer wants to meet to see the house but I'm afraid that they'll end up talking and cut me out the deal. any advice on how to go about this would be great. Thanks in advance. 

Post: CLASS D NEIGHBORHOOD

Toneisha MoorePosted
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Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:
Originally posted by @Charles Carillo:

@Toneisha Moore

Not sure what a new investor would pay but I do not think you will find many experienced investors for a D class neighborhood. 

I would look up tax records of owners on the same street for a few blocks around those will be your buyers.. takes a special buyer for D type which can really be F and can be war zone .. but there are buyers for them.. 

Note taken. Thanks for the advice.

Post: CLASS C/D NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTORS

Toneisha MoorePosted
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Hello my name is Tonei and I'm a beginner in wholesaling, I have a quick general question for experienced investors. What is the min amount investors is willing to pay for a home in class c or d neighborhoods? 

Post: CLASS D NEIGHBORHOOD

Toneisha MoorePosted
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Hello my name is Tonei and I'm a beginner in wholesaling, I have a quick general question. I'm currently working on closing a deal on 2 house 15,000 each, just wondering what is the max amount a investor is willing to invest in a class d neighborhood ?

Post: Has anyone ever wholesaled a property ?

Toneisha MoorePosted
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I would suggest reading the blogs and listen to the podcast on here. 

Thank you @JaronWalling and @JoeHoran . I will do my research. 

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