Let's say a property is listed well below market value, in talking with the owner they say they want best and final offer, they have it listed at 400K but ARV is 1,050,000, my offer is at least 60 to 70%, minus repairs.......as a cash buyer are you in or out? Does that make sense?
Definitely makes sense if the ARV is over 1M and it's listed at400K, thereās clearly a spread to work with. Your 60 70% minus repairs sounds like a smart offer range, especially if the numbers hold after due diligence. If you're running into deals like this often, letās connect! Iāve been working with a solid system and team thatās helped me move faster on these types of leads feel free to DM always down to share tips and network with like minds!
Wilmington, DE Wholesale Deal 3 Bed | 1 Bath | ~1,600 SqFt ARV: $150K Purchase: $78K (includes assignment) Repairs: $45K Solid flip margins Easy rental potential Delivered vacant Cash or hard money only. Buyer pays all closing costs & transfer taxes. DM or comment for photos, details, or walkthrough access.
Cold calling still works no doubt about that. But Iāve been adding more strategies to scale things up, building a website and started running PPC ads to attract motivated sellers and cash buyers. Now, leads come in even when Iām not on the phone and itās been a game changer for consistency and follow ups Itās all about building multiple ways to bring in deals and letting your business work smarter
Anyone have any luck wholesaling townhouses? Thereās a guy who said he would be interested in selling his, I just wanna know if it would be worth checking out or not?
Iāve seen some good deals come from townhouses. It really depends on the HOA fees and what investors in your market are paying. What city is it in dm let talk and share ideas