Purdue University is a stone's throw away in West Lafayette. I've recently relocated to the Lafayette/WL area and want to start closing deals locally. If anyone needs boots on the ground for any part of your deal, reach out and let me know. I've closed 65 deals in 3-4 years, and I know all the ins and outs of the Seller and Buyer dynamics from contracting the seller, all the way to closing.

Hit me up if you want to work together on the list(s) that Zach just dropped for FREE. I've closed almost 60 deals and I'm trying to close 5-7 in the next month. 50/50 JV - DM or Comment and I'll send you a message.

When I first started out, I found 4-5 solid buyers in Macon, GA. I asked them how many properties they buy regularly (2-3/mo was what I was looking for). Then, I had them sign NDNCA's that Zach and Rick provided in their free wholesaling courses. If a Buyer has an issue with signing a NDNCA then RUN. The NDNCA only protects the information you give them about a specific property prior to it being under contract. The NDNCA keeps the Buyer from going to the Seller directly and making a deal without you. I would do REVERSE WHOLESALING. I had my Buyer(s) ready to look at properties when I found interested Sellers with reasonable asking prices for the property/neighborhoods. I set up walkthroughs before getting the contract assigned and it all started working seamlessly. I found out that it all has to do with setting Seller(s) and Buyer(s) expectations. After my Buyer walked it, they would give me their buy number, and then I would negotiate with the Seller and work my fee in. I closed close to 40 deals with this system. I physically lived in Indiana and wholesaled majority of those properties in Georgia and Florida without stepping inside of that state until I decided I wanted to attend a closing and pick up the check. Find systems that work FOR YOU, line up your buyers, get their buy box, specifically source properties in that buy box, and LOCK THEM UP. Hope this helps someone reading this and best of luck to anyone who made it this far!

Just sent a e-mail to the local Department of Water and Power. Let's see how long it takes to get a response.

I’ve got a 0.25-acre residential lot under contract in Montgomery, AL 36110 and I’m looking to assign it. Lot Details: - Size: 11,034 sqft - Zoning: R-65-D (Residential) - Road Frontage: 120.90 ft - Utilities: Water, sewer, and electric at the street (buyer to verify) - Not landlocked - Not in a flood zone - Subdivision: Henry Resub 3 Asking Price: $8,500 (includes assignment fee) Solid buy for builders, infill investors, or anyone looking to pick up a clean lot in a quiet area. This is an assignment of contract, not a direct sale. Seller has been notified of my intent to market per AL wholesaling law. Photos are available — DM if you want to see them or run your numbers.