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I am attempting to sell my home and was advertising thru CraigsList and received an email from a group of Wholesale buyers named SellersAide. has anyone had experience with this company or have more info on what to expect from a real estate wholesaler? Sounds fishy and would love to hear from others.
the only wholesaler in real estate is the builder of a sub division; all the
rest are simply discounters of real estate.
Expect nothing; they buy from the banks and auctions and
add 15% and FLIP the houses. VERY risky business on their
part cause Anyone can get a better deal by visiting a buyer’s agent
or the REO officer of a bank
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Not wholesale but basically get a contract, make it assignable, find a buyer, tell him/her the price of the property and the price of your assignment fee, assign the contract, get paid. Is it all as easy as that? What type of title companies would I got through, do regular title companies do residential and commercial? If you can give me info. on this assigning commercial real estate contracts, it would be very appreciated.
Go to real estate school…then you’ll find out very quickly why it doesn’t work.
You shouldn’t be getting involved in ANY TYPE of business transaction when you don’t know how the game works.
Lesson #1 on how to flip houses.
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I am looking for a real estate investor mentor that can help me with my real estate investments. I am interest in doing Wholesale, fix & flips, TimeShare. I am a go getting person, positive spirit, lots of energy and very easy to work with. I took a real estate class so some what knowlegable about real estate. I have been doing a lot of studying on investing but need a mentor to help me starting out that can guide me the right way untill I have hands on experience.
Hoang Ho Consulting is available for study of your property for recycling purposes. Added value may be there. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/treasurerecylingdevelopment
Lex Levinrad with his student Matt Cave at the closing table at Independence Title. Matt has just succesfully completed his first wholesale flip and made over $6,700. Using the methods that he learned in the private mentoring program Matt succesfully found a wholesale deal, lined up an end buyer and double closed his first flip. Contratullations Matt!
If you would like to learn how to do what Matt just did you can find out more about the private mentoring program by visiting my website at http://www.lexlevinrad.com or you can call 800-617-2884.
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Lex Levinrad has been a full time distressed real estate investor since 2003. He has been involved in buying, rehabbing, wholesaling, renting, and selling hundreds of houses in South Florida. Lex is the founder and CEO of the Distressed Real Estate Institute, which trains beginning distressed real estate investors about how to find wholesale real estate deals. Lex specializes in buying foreclosures and bank owned REO homes. Lex offers private mentoring, bus tours, boot camps and home study courses for real estate investors. Lex is an accomplished national public speaker and has shared the stage with some of the countries best real estate speakers including Frank McKinney. For more information about the Distressed Real Estate Institute please visit http://www.lexlevinrad.com or call 800-617-2884.
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I have a background in Real estate lending, residential wholesale and retail but am considering a move to the commercial side as an appraiser. I am currently located in Chicago which I feel is about the best place I could be for this line of work.
Does anyone know what I have to do as far as mentoring, internship, etc? I know I have to take classes and such, but from what I have read it seems I must also "shadow" a licensed appraiser or become an assistant to one for a certain amount of time before I can get a license.
Also, does anyone know what to expect as far as salary and or commission for this position? Would I work for a firm and get assigned jobs, or would I be looking for my own work?
Any help is appreciated
I just received your e-mail and I felt I should post to help others that might be looking into getting in the field as well. First in order to become a fully licensed Certified General Appraiser you need 300 classroom hours, 3,000 experience hours in no less than 2.5 years and pass a state licensing exam. As of 1/1/2008 you will need more class room hours I believe 400+ hours, a four year college degree and the 3,000 experience hours in no less than 2.5 years, also there will be a new state test issued (harder than the current test). My first suggestion is to do the classes at the Appraisal Institute their website is www.appraisalinstitute.org. You will be exposed to other students (most of which are appraisers themselves) that can help you along the way. They have job postings and offer you the opportunity to join your local chapter and network with other professionals in the industry.
As I mentioned getting into the business is very difficult. You should also find all the appraisal firms in your area and hand in your resume to them as well. You just have to take what you can get wether it be a residential or commercial job in the beginning and work your way up from there.
Most appraisers are freelance and work on commission. However, appraisers that work for banks, IRS are salaried. You can try and get your own work to be more marketable but it maybe difficult because you are not licensed.
I’ve never involved myself with the real estate market. I am a 23 year old male, recently married, who has yet to own a home. My wife and I have accumulated about $15,000 in expendable savings. I’m considering investing in real estate….. even though I live in Michigan 
. I’m just curious if anybody has any valuable information, for example; what type of property should I look for, how much should it cost, how much should I put into repairs, should I resell or rent out, etc? I’m asking because I recently found a property selling for $18,000. It needs roof repair and kitchen repair (that I know of), and I have the skills necessary to perform quality work, by myself. The average listed price for houses in that specific area is $78,000. Would this be a profitable investment, or should I look elsewhere?
With the market the way it is, now is the best time to buy. We’ve bought 3 properties in the past few months at dirt cheap prices. Now the government is giving a first time home buyer incentive, and that’s a plus too. Be aware, that if you buy a property, and resell it, you have to pay capital gains if you haven’t lived in it as your primary residence for 2 years. Have you thought about rental properties? Say a 2 unit…live in one side and rent out the other side. You are very lucky that you are handy and can do the work yourself. That will save A LOT of money! If you purchase real estate at a low price, and don’t have too many expensive repairs, you can’t go wrong.
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