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Lex Levinrad and the Distressed Real Estate Institute will not partner with anyone including Partnership Program Students, Private Mentoring Program Students, Real Estate Coaching Students Group Mentoring Students and Distressed Real Estate Boot Camp students if their «deal» is not a wholesale deal and is not a discounted deal at 60 % to 70 % of After Repair Value (ARV).

Lex Levinrad and the Distressed Real Estate institute do not agree to partner with any students on any deals that are not wholesale deals (meaning discounted deals at 60 % to 70 % of After Repair Value).

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This wouldn't be a brokerage deal or a license; Dark Horse handles the Dynamite products in a retailer capacity, the product purchased at wholesale like any other retailer relationship.

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You see, if my wholesale cost of the loan is the same as everyone else, but I don't have all the overhead of bank branches on every corner, and I don't have the overhead of all the advertising they do — I can offer better deals.

Adding scrubbers to smokestacks to deal with acid rain, and adding catalytic converters to vehicles, are best understood as inexpensive technical fixes — not wholesale technological revolutions.

Well, methinks the SCC, right now, isn't sufficiently interested in attempting to make entirely coherent (or even sufficiently coherent) if that were possible the Canadian common law on damages, or some other aspect of tort law, particulary if doing so would force it to deal with inconsistencies in its own jurisprudence and, perhaps, to concede in one way or another that it's not now practicable for the SCC to undertake a wholesale cleanup.

It does not give you an option to buy as much coverage as you need and is more of a wholesale deal.

When using a transactional loan on a REO wholesale deal don't you need to show the bank proof of funds before they accept your offer?

In fact, why not just seek to invest from the start, leveraging your knowledge to gain access into low or no money deals, and wholesale on occasion when a particular project calls for it?

I don't want to rain on your parade, but once you have a signed contract, there are many ways your wholesale deal can still go south.

Lenders will do a title search and discover you (the seller, typically in wholesale deals) are not the owner.

Although this seller is anxious to sell and willing to do it at a discount without a realtor, she is not a «Highly» motivated seller, or at least I don't think I could do a wholesale deal with her.

can't wait to learn more about your wholesaling adventures - fingers crossed you get a deal soon:)

Or are you wholesaling the remaining potential deals that don't fit your rehab criteria?

How do I network and make connections when I'm not a broker quite yet, haven't done a wholesale deal and I have no business cards?

Finally, and I hope this doesn't come across as egotistical or full of hubris, but with the perspectives, knowledges and advice given within this thread, I have closed two deals (one flip and one wholesale) and have another two under contract since January 2014.

Yea I'm not unfamiliar with lease options but doing it virtually seems more involved an how I do wholesale deals.

I come across a lot of deals that don't make sense to wholesale, however they look great for doing a rent to own type deal.

I'm trying not to get discouraged but it's been a rough few months with several wholesale deals falling through at the last minute.

The biggest issue I have with wholesale deals is that they are just not good deals for me.

And, I don't think we have touched on the risks associated with wholesaling, besides the question of it being a legal strategy, the techniques used by guruized newbies leads to other issues, tortuous conduct, fraud, predatory dealing and to federal violations when there is interference in a foreclosure.

The wholesalers who hide the fact they are wholesaling, mislead sellers, don't know how to correctly determine ARV, rehab costs etc. and have to back out of deals when they can't sell it with «escape clauses», these are the ones who make a bad name.

If wholesaling is your first choice, why not try wholesaling all your deals and just rehab if you cant sell them.

I have not done as many wholesale deals as everyone here, but I have NEVER changed my original contract.

I'm getting close to my first wholesale deal after only 1.5 months and I couldn't have done it without this amazing resource!!!

I have not wholesaled a house and finding one that would make a acceptable deal, for a buyer, is very difficult in our area.

The reason that people will by MLS wholesale deals is that they have a full - time job and don't have time to track all of the possible deals coming up on the MLS, go visit them and submit offers and track those follow - ups.

I don't think I've EVER seen a wholesale deal in the greater Sacramento area where I thought the wholesaler's ARV was justified... I'm a licensed RE agent and have MLS access.

these Guru's advice was NOT to wholesale that its very difficult and what you should do is USE wholesalers let them do all the grunt work blow their credit card money and time on DM do one deal in 6 months and flame out LOL... there was NO Guru talk of being a wholesaler quite the opposite.

I think «wholesaling» is actually the misuse or wrong application of law allowing assignments of contracts, and the method of dealing in bad faith and the underlying purpose to evade an agency relationship is not valid.

We have a few who try to wholesale deals they don't have under contract, and if I know those people are involved, I won't touch the deal.

Simply lowering the price by $ 10,000 and calling it a wholesale deal does not make it a great deal.

Question, if you don't provide comps, and rehab estimates or anything to anyone when you wholesale, how do you in turn know it is a good deal for anyone?

and I will not out of principal buy or fund any deal that some one has tied up on MLS and is trying to wholesale which seems to be a sport in the Texas market..

If you find a deal and decide to wholesale it you are not living up to the contract you have with your broker and are cutting him out of a commission.

While this particular method hasn't resulted in us wholesaling a deal to a buyer yet, I do think this is a great way to quickly generate buyers for a deal if you don't have a list.

I have recently begun my wholesaling venture and I haven't had a deal yet either.

I will not stop wholesaling deals even when I do begin flipping houses.

If you don't have cash I HIGHLY recommend that you wholesale a deal or two first... just my two cents.

How To Wholesale Real Estate: We not only talk about Real Estate Wholesaling but we are actually out doing deals.

St. Louis Wholesale Properties for Cash Buyers and Quick Close Cash buyers of real estate love deals that work in the favor of not only themselves but for the seller as well.

The point is that you can potentially get a great deal from a wholesaler, just understand there's no free lunch and wholesale deals come with risks not found from MLS deals.

This property was not on the MLS nor a wholesale deal.

The other thing to understand about wholesale properties is that you generally will not have the control and potential ability to back out of a deal as you would with a property purchased on the MLS.

Don't allow the fear that a wholesaler may be unethical deter you from buying wholesale deals.

They lose deals to local investors and constantly fear that virtual wholesaling just won't work out.

The problem is, most people don't actually understand how to do wholesale deals in today's hot, highly competitive, seller's market.

Thanks Marty This is awesome information especially for me who just start a wholesaling, I have one problem, I have buyers list who are willing to buy any type of houses, but I don't have the deals, and because I don't cash it become difficult for me to look for Reo or foreclosure houses.