This is NOT wholesaling. This is title curative. And this is the deal type most wholesaler don’t even know exists. We just did a PUMP title curative deal with a student where we spent $3,500 to buy a house worth over $200,000… And we’re splitting the deal with the student who brought it to us. That’s exactly why we built PUMP. Most title curative deals come down to 2 things: The property is tax delinquent The owner of that tax delinquent property is dead The tax delinquent list is easy to get. The hard part is knowing which owners are deceased. Because if you pull a tax delinquent list with 10,000+ records… You either have to manually search every single owner… Or pay for expensive skiptracing that can cost $1,000+ per month. That’s why we built PUMP Stacker. PUMP Stacker is our proprietary software built to stack government data and help find live data on whether tax delinquent owners are dead or not. At scale. That means instead of calling 10,000 random records… You can focus on the 50–100 highest-probability opportunities where the data points to a real title curative deal. Dead owner. Tax delinquent. Messy title. Vacant house. Heirs involved. That’s where the biggest deals are hiding. And when you find those situations… We can buy the deal. We can fund the deal. We can cure the title. We can sell it on the MLS. And we can split the profit with you. We already have $1,000,000+ in deals with PUMP members from the beta. Now we’re launching it publicly. Inside PUMP, you get: ✅ PUMP Stacker software ✅ Daily coaching calls ✅ 1-on-1 messaging with coaches ✅ Title curative deal support ✅ Deal review ✅ JV Deals with our team ✅ A community focused only on doing $100k+ deals V0 already produced results in beta. V1 launches May 14th. This is how we find the needle in the haystack. 🚨 PUMP officially launches May 14th. – Zach Ginn

i sent a homeowner a list and they balked because the list went like this :Hey Alphonso it's Erik, Here's some of the main photos I need so I guestimate how much for cosmetic stuff HVAC Unit: Photos of the furnace and AC condenser to check age and condition. Electrical Panel: A clear shot of the breaker box (to check for federal pacific or zinsco panels). Water Heater: A picture of the water heater and its surroundings. Roof: A shot of the roof's condition 2. Structural Foundation: Look for cracks in the basement or foundation walls. Ceilings & Walls Flooring: Close-ups, especially in high-traffic areas. Basement/Crawl Space: Any signs of structural issues. 3. Kitchen & Bathrooms Kitchen: Full shots of the kitchen, including countertops, cabinets, and appliances. Bathrooms: Photos of all bathrooms, focusing on showers/tubs and vanities. 4. Exterior & Site Front & Back: Full views of the front (including roof and siding) and back of the house. Street Scene: The immediate surroundings and neighbors, to assess the neighborhood quality. Driveway/Garage: Condition of the driveway, carport, or garage. Damaged Areas: Specific shots of peeling paint, broken shutters, or dilapidated fences. 5. Other Important Interior Interior Rooms: Every room, including living rooms, bedrooms, and utility rooms. Windows: Clear shots to see if they are updated or original. Ideally like 30 to 50 pictures And maybe a one minute video walkthrough. My partner and I are going to try to renovate it in house and resell at market value

owner says mortgage is paid, how can i actually check? (its in Albuquerque new mexico) if they are lying.. the deal is out of the water

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