I’ve had a couple before this, but this was the first one where I did the MCTP method. I did jump from motivation to condition rather fast, but that’s okay. I was kinda flustered and didn’t know what to ask after inquiring about his reason for selling the property. I should have built rapport to connect or cracked a joke, but it is what it is. I learned from the experience and I did eventually build rapport and connect with him in a way. I like how I was genuine with all of that. One thing I’d like to improve on is not asking the same question twice or maybe three times, lol. That was embarrassing. I might incorporate check boxes just so I don’t accidentally repeat myself, but I think this was just nerves and not knowing what to say. The phone did cut out multiple times especially towards the end which was annoying. I don’t know if this is a property that a cash buyer would want to invest in but it was great to practice. If anyone has tips for me I’d appreciate it. I need to comp the property and move the process along now. This was a FSBO on Zillow btw. Given the timeframe he was looking to sell all of his properties I don’t think this is a good deal, but I’m still new and learning so I can’t even confidently say yes or no.

What’s up guys? This post idea just came up to me in the moment, so I’ll just say it how it is as it comes. Lately, I have been feeling like everything is stacked against me, cause I’m doing virtual wholesaling and don’t really have money to pay people to go look at a property for me. Heck, I honestly wouldn’t really trust people here to do that without trying to steal my shit, but I may in the future. It’s hard to describe this feeling. It’s like I know I can find a way around it. Heck, I even know that there may be owners that are really driven to sell and wouldn’t even care about an inspection. But I do know that there are ways around it. I could just have the cash buyer go, cause they are going to do it anyways. No one would buy a house without a walkthrough haha. I guess what I really am asking here is what have you guys done? The ones in similar positions to me. How have you guys got a property locked up without going to see the property or boots on the ground? And yeah, that’s the real question, and perhaps I already answered it myself. How do you lock a property under contract if you don’t go and see the property yourself or have boots on the ground? I guess my only option is just getting a buyer to go and do the walkthrough. I feel like this is a dumb question due to how obvious the answer is, but at least I got to vent and bitch. If anything, I think I need to let go of this notion that motivated sellers won’t lock up a deal without someone coming to see the property first. Ah, that makes sense. I think I just self-diagnosed my little issue that was causing some anxiety. It’s not that I can’t have someone go and look at the property. That’s not my real issue. What's really going on with me is that I’ve had this underlying fear that the owners of these properties would in no way, shape, or form ever sign a contract with me to purchase their home without me or anyone else seeing it. So I just got to focus on the sellers that don't give a fuck and let me lock it up without stepping foot inside. I'll just tell them my partner(buyer) will eventually do it.

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I am paying for the Prop Plan but not being able to use it. Anyone else having this issue? Support trying to help but the issues still stands. Any suggestions??

I found a house virtually with no known heirs....the mortgage was refinanced in like 2010 at 6% down from something like 7.7%......what happens in a situation like this? can it be done? could it be as simple as going to the lender and owning it by paying the balance? the balance is 100K the house was bought for 50K in the 70's, looks like it was completely redone at some point in the last 20 years, comps show just under 400K...the area is awesome, did not expect to run into this type of situation ...guidance requested lol