This is a quick video about knowing how to analyze your leads when you are wholesaling houses.
Leave me a comment and let me know what you think or if you have any questions you would like answered in a video
Thanks
Wholesaling Houses In Real Time In A Changing Real Estate Market
Live Real Estate Investor.com- Wholesaling Houses and Using the Right Contract June 7, 2009Hope you are having a great week! I am actually out of my home town and up north in the New England area. Even though I am up here my wholesaling business continues. My virtual assistant is still taking calls from motivated sellers, my direct mail campaigns are still going out, and I am still [...] […]
- Wholesaling Houses and Using the Right Contract June 7, 2009
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Hey Alex good stuff. You mention letting your VA make the offers, are you the one that still analyzing the leads or do the VA handle that as well?
thx for all the good tips
Hey Alex,
That is a great point you make about pre-work of a wholesale prior to making an offer. I can sometimes get caught in… do I want to be a wholsaler today…. a tax lien investor today… a hard money lender today… a short sell investor today and the muscial chairs can be overwelming… But you seem like you hit the nail on the head. If it’s a deal and your a wholesaler. MAKE AN OFFER… otherwise pass on the lead to the short sell contacts for a possible referral down the line.
Thanks… Have a blessed day.
i still analyze the leads but my VA buts all the information in place to do that…like the property data reports from realquest
Yes a lot of people get caught up in what they are going to “be for the day” I believe we need to specialize in FEW things and outsource the rest..
we run the risk of being a jack of all trades and master of none if we do not..
Hey Alex,
Great info, as always! I haven’t outsourced anything yet…I get all my property info from another database and put that through my custom “deal analyzer” spreadsheet. Also, it’s too true that if we don’t specialize in a very few things, we run the risk of being a “jack of all trades” and master of none.
Jason
QueenCityHomeBuyers.com
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