Comments on: I Heard You Want to Be a Landlord, is That True???? http://liverealestateinvestor.com/235/i-heard-you-want-to-be-a-landlord-is-that-true/ Wholesaling Houses In Real Time In A Changing Real Estate Market Fri, 18 May 2012 04:29:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: admin http://liverealestateinvestor.com/235/i-heard-you-want-to-be-a-landlord-is-that-true/comment-page-1/#comment-175 admin Sun, 26 Jul 2009 15:43:26 +0000 http://liverealestateinvestor.com/?p=235#comment-175 Hello Ana thanks for checking out the blog! You know your situation is a very common situation. I am going to do a video post on this for you next week but here are a couple quick pointers. There are a couple of things that you need to check on. First you need to be sure that your mailing criteria are set right. Make sure you are sending to records that are old enough not just a general absentee list. Also, where are you getting your list from? Something else you have to understand is that the majority of sellers will not accept your first offer it takes work and follow up to get it to where you need it. That is why it is very important to build up a funnel or pipeline of deals and offers and to be continually adding to it. It takes work and consistency to get a low ball offer accepted with a seller. However, sometimes you can get lucky and have somebody accept it on the spot, you never know until you try! Stay tuned for my video post! Hello Ana thanks for checking out the blog! You know your situation is a very common situation. I am going to do a video post on this for you next week but here are a couple quick pointers. There are a couple of things that you need to check on. First you need to be sure that your mailing criteria are set right. Make sure you are sending to records that are old enough not just a general absentee list. Also, where are you getting your list from?
Something else you have to understand is that the majority of sellers will not accept your first offer it takes work and follow up to get it to where you need it. That is why it is very important to build up a funnel or pipeline of deals and offers and to be continually adding to it. It takes work and consistency to get a low ball offer accepted with a seller. However, sometimes you can get lucky and have somebody accept it on the spot, you never know until you try! Stay tuned for my video post!

]]> By: Ana http://liverealestateinvestor.com/235/i-heard-you-want-to-be-a-landlord-is-that-true/comment-page-1/#comment-173 Ana Fri, 24 Jul 2009 00:23:36 +0000 http://liverealestateinvestor.com/?p=235#comment-173 Hello Alex, That pool looks like a nightmare! I'll heed your warning! Wholesaler not landlording! Question: I have done a direct mail piece and 90% of my callers want market value for their houses! I tell them in my postcard not to bother to call me if they are looking for retail value but call they do. This one guy called me today and says he has tons of equity in his house and he wants to sell. I looked up the tax records and yes! He bought for $75,000 in 2001 and comps are now $170,000! I call him and he is asking $182,000! Why did he tell me about all the equity as if it was a selling point for me?! If I want to pay full retail I could troll the MLS all day. He is also in the middle of renovating it. The other 10% do not have any equity and are non deals. Help. How do you find the MOTIVATED sellers who need to sell now at a discount? I know you have talked to sellers who say they want X and then once you meet with them they actually took your low ball offer. I'm frustrated. Hello Alex,

That pool looks like a nightmare! I’ll heed your warning! Wholesaler not landlording!
Question: I have done a direct mail piece and 90% of my callers want market value for their houses! I tell them in my postcard not to bother to call me if they are looking for retail value but call they do. This one guy called me today and says he has tons of equity in his house and he wants to sell. I looked up the tax records and yes! He bought for $75,000 in 2001 and comps are now $170,000! I call him and he is asking $182,000! Why did he tell me about all the equity as if it was a selling point for me?! If I want to pay full retail I could troll the MLS all day. He is also in the middle of renovating it.

The other 10% do not have any equity and are non deals.
Help. How do you find the MOTIVATED sellers who need to sell now at a discount? I know you have talked to sellers who say they want X and then once you meet with them they actually took your low ball offer. I’m frustrated.

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