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Another motivated seller!
She's been low balled by so many wholesalers, and I cracked the code. She has 3 rentals on the property that have all been cash flowing for 3 years. She has 425,000 left on the mortgage, MAO for wholesale is less than that. We're meeting at the property next year to discuss terms for a subto. I'm a new investor with zero deals but I want to help her! She's open to subto so should I go for it!?
Meeting tomorrow
I'm meeting with a business owner to discuss terms and look over the numbers tomorrow. He's 72 years old and I'm going to try and pitch owner financing. I don't see him wanting to deal with any agreement longer than 10 years. I'll need a substantial down payment from a private lender. Where can I find lenders!?
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@Eliana Esla No closes, but I've built a lot of relationships, which I think is an even better return on my time than a paycheck.
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@Roger Navarrette I know exactly what you're talking about. I've heard it too and I think it was Pace Morby. That won't work with this guy. He's selling off his legacy and his kids have their own. I may just apply for a small business loan if the numbers work, but I'd rather partner with someone than pay bank interest rates.
The Season That Changed Everything for Me....
My first deal gave me confidence. My second year tested everything. After that first deal, I spent almost all my savings trying to build something real. Marketing. Tools. Learning. I reached a point where all I had left was my business money. No safety net. For months, I was calling sellers every single day. Same effort. Same discipline. But nothing was making sense. No contracts. No momentum. Just questions. I won’t lie, it was tough. That’s usually the part people don’t talk about. But I didn’t quit. I kept calling. I kept learning. And most importantly, I kept believing that something would eventually break through. Then during a festive period like this, I had a conversation with a seller that changed everything. On that call, I confidently talked about a property I had bought before. I explained the value, the opportunity, and the profit that came from understanding the numbers correctly. Not to brag, but to show clarity. That conversation built trust. The seller listened differently. The tone changed. The door opened. From that moment, things started shifting. Deals became easier to structure. Conversations became smoother. Confidence replaced hesitation. Here’s the lesson I want to leave you with. Struggle doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong. Sometimes it means you’re early. Festive periods create motivated sellers. People want closure. They want a fresh start. They want solutions. If you stay consistent when others slow down, you position yourself for breakthroughs. If you’re in a tough season right now, don’t give up. Stay visible. Stay calling. Stay learning from people who’ve already walked the path. What feels heavy today might be the season that changes everything for you tomorrow.
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I've spent a lot of money on marketing with no deals yet for 2 months. I don't care if they shut the lights off on me, this is my calling.
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@James Mick I have some great leads and I'm confident one of them will close next month. They have holiday season fatigue and don't want to deal with their problems, and I can understand that. But yes I follow up just to have a conversation and shop different solutions for them. I'm supposed to go see a sellers house on the 5th when he gets back in town! I'm just starting to build momentum, and I feel really good about how things are moving along, even if the build up is slow.
End of year closing
I want to encourage ppl here. I want to thank God for helping me. I work two jobs so I don’t have as much time as I would like to do the wholesaling. I felt like I’ve been stuck from month not getting anywhere. And I was driving and I saw a for FSBO sign i called no answer for like two days. I called again no answer left a text and a VM. He called me the following day. He said he wanted 86k for this property and with how small it was and needs almost a full gut it’s not going to work at that price. Due to Arv maybe 128k but this property had a big enough lot to split it up to make another lot. I knew that lot was worth 40k so contracted a builder and he said he would take it for 75k with the house and I got it under contract for 70k.
End of year closing
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Amazing! Keep your momentum!
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@Joseph Moore I want to understand the software, the pipelines and cadences so I can have an edge in my market. I want to understand how to talk to people who need help but are too stubborn like I used to be. Most of all I want to network with investors to learn the game like a pro.
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@Joseph Moore yeh sure! I need as much advice as I can get. My pipeline is getting heavy with leads. What do you recommend?
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Steven Lewis
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@steven-lewis-6668
I was foreclosed on with my first house. I lost everything. I needed a wholesaler. I'm going to help people before they owe money and ruin their lives

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