Just wanted to give a thank you for all the material as it's been a big help. I am 23 and my background is more in the online SMMA and Marketing agency side of things. Currently run an agency with my partner servicing about 80 clients and an overseas team of 12 With that said, SMMA has been amazing as a first business since it requires no capital. But now that I'm not completely broke lol, I've been drawn to real estate for the compounding aspect. After learning the past few months about fix & flips , wholesaling and all the logistics. I was drawn to flix and flips but it seemed like a ton of work for the amount of risk that it entails. At the same time, I kept hearing the term curative and novation come up but didn't really know much about it. I lately read Logan Fulmer's book and found you guys and believe that Curative is the better path for me. So I feel pretty confident I can make this work. I am based out of Lehigh Valley PA (Northampton County) so I hope this market is good but I really don't know. My action plan is to first get all of the county websites as Christina shows in the videos and then start dialing and figuring things out. Once I do, then SOPing it out for VAs. If anyone has any insight on the PA market, please feel free to give me any suggestions or pointers. Thank you !!

I’ve been in the group for a few days now and realised I hadn’t actually introduced myself. Have been working in property for a while, so I’m not completely new to the game. The curative side is just something I’ve been wanting to understand better, especially the deals where there’s a bit more to untangle than the usual property stuff. I’ve been looking through some of the posts in here and there’s some interesting stuff being shared. Looking forward to getting to know a few of you and seeing what everyone’s working on.

After running this formula: Tax Assessment x .65 or .70 - Taxes Owed = Spread that should equal 100k+ It's considered a deal. Does the spread have to be 100k+ to make a deal or can the amount be less? For example: $129,000 x .65 = 83,850 - 10,000 = 73850 = NO DEAL $186000 x .65 = 120,000 - 16000 = 104900 = DEAL $161000 x .65 = 104,650 - 10,000 = 94000 = ?? Not sure Also Is there a rule of thumb when making an offer to the heirs? like 10% of the Tax Assessment amount is the max to offer the heirs? I'm finding alot of properties that have judgements some of them have spreads big enough to cover the judgements/liens but most of them don't. Should we avoid working with properties that have judgements? Would it make the process slower dealing with judgements? Thanks in Advance

How in the world do you explain what a curative title practitioner is to a normal person? So I started off with asking my son, "Hey pal, do you know what I do for work?". His response cracked me up!! He replied, "Don't you look for dead people that own houses and then find their heirs or something?". He's not wrong and he also simplified my pitch at networking events 😂. Takeaway: Ask your kids for help.

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