Real Estate Wholesaling Basics
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List one method mentioned in the content for finding cheap homes from motivated sellers: ________.

Driving for Dollars

What is one benefit mentioned in the content that you provide to sellers in negotiations?

  • High listing price
  • Realtor fees
  • Property staging
  • Quick closings (correct)
  • According to the content, 70% of deals will come from following up. Is this statement true or false?

    True

    How many calls per contact are recommended for best results in the content?

    <p>10%</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following benefits provided to sellers in negotiations with their descriptions:

    <p>We buy All Cash = Payment method with no financing We Pay All Closing Costs = Covering financial aspects of the sale We Buy in As-is Condition = Accepting the property's current state We can close as little as 14 days = Offering a quick transaction</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is wholesaling in real estate?

    <p>Wholesaling real estate is a way to buy and sell real estate contracts, acting as intermediaries between sellers and buyers.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does ARV stand for in real estate?

    <p>After Repair Value</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following are real estate lingo terms? (Select all that apply)

    <p>Turnkey</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Repair cost matters to our cash buyer. We make offers based on this Estimated Repair ____________ sheet.

    <p>Cost</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the neighborhood class types with their descriptions:

    <p>A Class Neighborhood = Downtown area with high-paying jobs B Class Neighborhood = Suburban area near a nice mall C Class Neighborhood = Affordable properties with reliance on public transportation D Class Neighborhood = Low-Income area</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Module 1 - Introduction

    • Wholesale real estate is buying and selling real estate contracts, acting as an intermediary between sellers and buyers, usually investors.
    • Wholesalers contact owners of distressed properties and convince them to open a wholesale contract.
    • Goal setting:
      • Find distressed property/distressed owner
      • Make an offer on Property
      • Sign a Purchase Agreement with the owner
      • Find a Cash Buyer to pay more than what you have under contract for
      • Close on the Property
      • Collect Your Check
      • Repeat two hours a day, 5 times a week

    Real Estate Lingo

    • ARV: After Repair Value (how much a property is worth after it's completely renovated)
    • Comps: Comparable Sales (what are the comparable sales in the area)
    • Free & Clear: No debts, mortgage, or liens (A property that is paid off)
    • Turnkey: Property that requires no rehab and is move-in ready
    • Property Specialist: Someone to take pics of the property (makes you sound more professional)
    • Vacant: A property that has no one living in it
    • Occupied: A property that has someone living in it
    • Absentee Owner: Homeowner that does not live in the property they own
    • Pre-Foreclosures: Process has begun for property to be repossessed
    • Financial Partners: Our cash buyers
    • HUD 1/Closing Statement: Official document all properties receive when the sale of a property takes place

    Sites We Will Be Using

    • Podio: Free forever
    • List Source: Will be used during the course
    • houseflipping9to5.com: Free 7-day trial
    • https://www.textmagic.com/: Will have to pay for, will be used during module

    Property Types

    • Rowhomes
    • SFH (Single Family Home)
    • Condos
    • Townhomes

    Neighborhood Class Types

    • A Class Neighborhood: Downtown area, high-paying jobs, average salary $100k+
    • B Class Neighborhood: Suburban areas, average salary $70-100k
    • C Class Neighborhood: Can be in the city or suburbs, average salary $40-70k
    • D Class Neighborhood: Low Income

    Business Set Up

    • Create an LLC (incfile.com)
    • Business Email
    • Logo
    • Expensify (mobile app, business tax write-offs)
    • Google Apps - Docs, Sheets, Drive
    • CRM - Customer Relationship Management (Recommended: Podio.com)
    • Sign docs electronically (Hello sign, DocHub)
    • Separate phone number for business calls (Google Voice, GoDaddy, Sideline, CallRail)

    Module 2 - Real Estate Calculations

    Finding Comparable Sales

    • DO NOT COMPARE OVER HIGHWAYS
    • Find properties in the same neighborhood (preferable 3-6 blocks NOT ZIP CODES)
    • Same # of beds, baths, square footage, style of home
    • Year it was built
    • Aim for 3 comparable houses sold in the last 6 months
    • Always click both (MLS and public record)

    Determining the After Repair Value (ARV)

    • Homeowner neighborhoods: Take the average of 3 comparable properties, choose comps close to the property
    • Rental neighborhoods: As-is comparable sales - no ARV, look for the lowest a cash buyer paid for

    Estimating Repair Cost

    • Based on as-is conditions, look for similar properties in solid condition
    • Estimated repair cost based on property size and type of repair:
      • Light: $10k - $30k
      • Average: $25k - $55k
      • Heavy: $50k - $100k

    Module 3 - Finding Deals

    Finding Hot Spots to Find Deals

    • Google address to see the property and area
    • Houseflipping9to5.com (propstream)
    • Redfin (free)
    • Zillow.com (free)
    • Realtor.com (free)
    • Trulia.com (free)

    List Source: Steps to Finding Hot Zip Codes

    • Create your own list
    • City/state
    • Property type (Townhome, SFR)
    • Equity % (99/100%)
    • Last market sale date (Last 12 months)
    • Options tab (Absentee Owned)
    • Trustee-owned Properties (Exclude)
    • Corporate-owned Properties (No Preference)
    • Address Completeness Requirements (Both Mailing and Property address complete)

    Module 4 - Motivated Sellers

    Types of Motivated Sellers to Target

    • Code Violations
    • Evictions
    • Vacant
    • Expired Listings
    • Bankruptcy
    • Distressed Homeowners
    • Pre Foreclosures
    • Foreclosures
    • Inheritances
    • Divorce
    • Tax Delinquents
    • FSBO
    • Aged Homes
    • Aged Owners
    • Aged Homes with Aged Owners
    • Water Liens
    • Water Delinquents
    • Hospital Liens
    • Tax Liens
    • Irs Liens
    • HOA Liens
    • Pre Inheritances
    • Personal Representative Leads
    • Attorney Information
    • High Equity
    • Negative Equity
    • Free and Clear
    • Reverse Mortgage
    • New Homeowners Leads
    • Reo / Bank-owned Leads
    • Absentee
    • Municipal Liens
    • Multifamily Leads
    • Cash Buyers
    • Permit Violations List
    • Bored Investor Leads

    Module 5 - Talking to Sellers / Negotiating

    Four Pillars to Cold Calling

    • Motivation
    • Timeline
    • Condition of property
    • Seller’s Price

    The Benefits You Provide

    • We buy All Cash
    • We Buy in As-is Condition
    • We Pay All Closing Costs
    • There are no realtor fees or commission fees
    • We can close as little as 14 days

    Module 6 - Cash Buyers

    Types of Cash Buyers

    • Buyers who use cash
    • Buyers who use private money or hard money (financing)

    Finding Cash Buyers to Buy Your Properties

    • Affordablehousing.com
    • Houseflipping9to5.com
    • Facebook marketplace: Real Estate Groups
    • Realtors
    • Live Auctions
    • Bandit Signs
    • REIAs (Real Estate Investors Association)
    • Partner up with other more experienced Wholesalers (jv)
    • Opencorporates (For LLCs)
    • Cashbuyersplus.com### Negotiating with Cash Buyers
    • When dealing with a cash buyer who needs more time to close, request more earnest money than usual.

    Understanding Cash Buyers

    • Important questions to ask cash buyers include:
      • What types of properties are they looking to buy?
      • What location are they interested in?
      • What is their target price range?
      • Are they using cash or private money for the purchase?

    Contracts in Real Estate

    • A Contract of Sale is between the seller and the buyer (you).
    • An Assignment Agreement is between you and the end buyer (cash buyer), assigning your rights to the contract.
    • Having a contract with the seller gives you equitable interest in the property, meaning the seller cannot sell to anyone else.
    • When speaking with sellers, use "Agreement" instead of "Contract".

    Building a Dream Team

    • A Virtual Assistant (VA) can be hired to cold call and qualify leads for you.
    • Websites like Upwork and intergriapartners.com/mit-smith can be used to find and hire cheap labor for your business.
    • Job postings should include details such as:
      • Job title: Real Estate Cold Caller (Lead Generation)
      • Skills required: cold calling, lead generation, scheduling, data entry, sales, and outbound sales
      • Industry: real estate
      • Duration: 3-6 months
      • Skill level: Intermediate
      • Hourly range: $3-$7 per hour
      • Job description: making 200 calls per day, 5 days a week, with a provided script

    Training Virtual Assistants

    • Role-playing with VAs helps meet expectations and improves performance.
    • Screencast-o-matic can be used to record tasks, allowing VAs to study and learn.
    • Bi-weekly or monthly meetings help build rapport and a culture of teamwork.
    • Providing bonuses when deals are closed motivates VAs.
    • Paying VAs on time is essential.

    Daily Communication with VAs

    • WhatsApp and Slack can be used for daily communication with VAs.

    Challenges with Virtual Assistants

    • Time differences can be a challenge, especially if VAs are located in the Philippines (12-hour difference).
    • Adverse weather conditions can impact VAs' internet connectivity.
    • Cultural differences and American conversational norms can cause misunderstandings.
    • English-speaking skills can be a challenge for some VAs.
    • Training and role-playing with VAs can help overcome these challenges.

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    Learn the fundamentals of real estate wholesaling, including goal setting, industry lingo, and property types. Understand how to set up your business and navigate the real estate market.

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