I’m actively working a foreclosure list right now and looking for a partner who’s serious about getting deals done. If you’re already calling or knocking pre-foreclosures, or you’re hungry to team up and hit the ground running, let’s connect. Together we can turn this list into real opportunities. 💬 Drop a comment or DM me if you’re ready to partner up and close some deals!

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Have locked up 2 off market deals in the last few days! McMinnville and Lincoln City! Keeping that momentum!

Here’s the reality: not every deal is a simple “cash buy.” 👉 Sometimes sellers owe too much. 👉 Sometimes the property is too rough to list. 👉 Sometimes the deal just feels stuck. That’s where I come in. 👊 On this latest wholesale deal, my partner Rachel found the lead. At first glance, most people would’ve walked away. But instead, we created a creative financing solution that: ✅ Put money in the seller’s pocket, ✅ Gave the buyers (shoutout Sean & Trevor!) a win, ✅ And got the deal across the finish line. 💡 This is exactly how I help other wholesalers when their deal feels dead in the water. So let me ask you: 👉 Who here wants help closing their deals? 👉 Who wants a partner that knows how to structure win-win solutions? 👉 Who’s ready to be coached so you can do this yourself? 📩 Shoot me a message — let’s get your next deal to the finish line together. #wholesaling #creativefinancing #realestateinves ting #JVdeals #coaching

1. Driving for Dollars & Door Knocking Cruise through older neighborhoods in cities like Tacoma, Spokane, Portland’s outer rings, and Salem. Look for boarded-up windows, overgrown yards, or deferred maintenance—classic distress signs. Knock on those doors or leave friendly notes offering to buy. You’ve just stepped into your competitor’s blind spot. These direct, personal touches often yield leads in areas where traditional MLS listings lag. 2. Public Records & Government Data Dive into county tax delinquency lists, foreclosure/auction schedules, probate filings, code enforcement or abatement notifications (especially in places like Clark County, WA or Multnomah County, OR). These legally published records reveal sellers under pressure—and potentially ready to negotiate deeply. 3. Direct Outreach & Targeted Marketing Run hyper-local mailers, door-hangers, or postcards in neighborhoods with an older housing stock or high vacancy rates (e.g., East Vancouver, WA or East Portland). Another idea: scope out recently expired listings or For-Sale-By-Owner signs, and reach out directly. 4. Networking with Local REI Investors and Mentors Tap into REI/kit's guide of strategies tailored for Washington—including mentorship and building a buyers list—as essential first steps to local insider access. Join local REI Meetup groups, Facebook communities, or BiggerPockets forums specific to the PNW. These communities are gold mines for leads and JV opportunities. 5. Investor-Focused Platforms & Buyer Lists FOMRE (Find Off Market Real Estate) offers free VIP buyers list access—especially useful if you're targeting Portland. You get early alerts on off-market deals aimed at wholesalers. Platforms like PrimeNW Homes showcase wholesale and off-market properties across the Portland metro area, often with significant discounts. 6. Investor-Friendly Real Estate Agents Partner with agents who specialize in pocket listings (off-market deals shared discreetly). They can bring you leads that never hit MLS or public platforms.