When it comes to doing deals, one of my favorite lead sources is vacant houses.
Now that it’s so easy for me (and you) to get access to these powerful motivated seller leads via the Vacant House Data Feed, I wanted to share a few of my “Pro Tips” that’ll allow you to get to your next deal even faster!
Vacant houses are a great lead source for investors because there is no “For Sale” sign, so it’s reasonable to presume they are not in the MLS and
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Who, or what is, Dodd-Frank? Well, you probably know all too well what the Dodd-Frank Act is and how it impacts your business. But for those of you whose bells aren’t ringing, or perhaps you need some clarification… here’s a refresher.
The Dodd-Frank Act is a massive piece of financial reform legislation passed by the Obama Administration in 2010, and is the result of the 2008 financial crisis (a.k.a. The Crash). The Act is named after U.S. Senator Christopher J. Dodd and U.S. Representative Barney Frank, and its purpose
Investor friends, here’s a short yet interesting post that I think you’ll appreciate. It, of course has great lessons to take away… It dawned on me that you could benefit from hearing this story about how I got past a few bumps in the road when wholesaling REO Properties with an FHA-approved REO. You see… this could have turned into a complete disaster – with loads of time and effort lost and wasted. But thanks to some preparation and creative thinking, I managed to make it work. I want to share this lesson with you, so you too, can see
Today I’m going to show you how to flip houses quickly and repeat–creating a pattern and a rhythm so that you can flip fast and make money even faster (and repeatedly). But….before we dive into that, quickly let me recap from my previous post. When we last met, we introduced the necessary steps to striking a deal with the seller. We talked about how to proceed with deals when the bank is the owner. Then we got into pulling comps and establishing values. Starting to ring a bell? Good. But that’s just a glimpse back in time, so I