view my video titled, “How can I Flip a House if it has a Mortgage?”
MrTrell37 on
June 20th, 2009
can i wholesale a property with an existing
balance owed on it for example, 120k(arv) owner wants 60k living in the property still ows 40k to finance co. thanks.
TeachMeFlipping on
June 20th, 2009
age doesnt matter, only the deal, each market is different on what investors find attractive as far as equity, check out my video titled “The Formula” to give you an idea
newbieInv2009 on
June 20th, 2009
how much equity is needed to wholesale a house & how old of a house should i be lookin for. 5-10 yrs ?
TeachMeFlipping on
June 20th, 2009
sure
stacym72 on
June 20th, 2009
can i date you?
hasiim007 on
June 20th, 2009
how about if i don’t sell the house with in the agreed time and i don’t have the money to pay him?
TeachMeFlipping on
June 20th, 2009
just let me know when
xmanholget on
June 20th, 2009
TEACH ME PLEASE
X-MAN
warmerup on
June 20th, 2009
Although you werent asking any other person, but the answer to that is yes & no.
You dont spell it out altogether, but you just give them a hint of the possibility.
mohsinhina on
June 20th, 2009
hey tyrone how are you? My question is do you tell the seller that your an investor and you are only putting in a contract and the end buyer will be someone else?
Thanks
MrExtramoney on
June 20th, 2009
This is a good way to make money…in this present economy would flipping foreclosures be the best way to go?
TeachMeFlipping on
June 20th, 2009
winning is the key
live long and prosper
Theworldisyourz09 on
June 20th, 2009
sounds like a winner
TeachMeFlipping on
June 20th, 2009
yep, that simple
understanding control with a contract
mgskills on
June 20th, 2009
I was wondering why a investor wouldn’t go directly to a seller and save himself $8,000. Is it simply that you contacted the seller first and created the contract before buyer was aware of the cheaper price?
TeachMeFlipping on
June 20th, 2009
i hope this video helps
doccaremel on
June 20th, 2009
I have to say you have made it so clear to me. Thank you much. I will be looking to contact you soon.
TeachMeFlipping on
June 20th, 2009
your buyer/investor will normally pay all closing cost, you will shift that cost over to them on your contract with your buyer, very simple
there will be situations that your buyer won’t pay all closing and may want you to split or have you pay it all…. just depends on how much whether or not it’s a DEAL BREAKER
sen1twin on
June 20th, 2009
Tyrone,how do you as the buyer/wholesaler prevent from paying all closing cost?
h3ll to the nah
you rich my nigga?
yes you can,
view my video titled, “How can I Flip a House if it has a Mortgage?”
can i wholesale a property with an existing
balance owed on it for example, 120k(arv) owner wants 60k living in the property still ows 40k to finance co. thanks.
age doesnt matter, only the deal, each market is different on what investors find attractive as far as equity, check out my video titled “The Formula” to give you an idea
how much equity is needed to wholesale a house & how old of a house should i be lookin for. 5-10 yrs ?
sure
can i date you?
how about if i don’t sell the house with in the agreed time and i don’t have the money to pay him?
just let me know when
TEACH ME PLEASE
X-MAN
Although you werent asking any other person, but the answer to that is yes & no.
You dont spell it out altogether, but you just give them a hint of the possibility.
hey tyrone how are you? My question is do you tell the seller that your an investor and you are only putting in a contract and the end buyer will be someone else?
Thanks
This is a good way to make money…in this present economy would flipping foreclosures be the best way to go?
winning is the key
live long and prosper
sounds like a winner
yep, that simple
understanding control with a contract
I was wondering why a investor wouldn’t go directly to a seller and save himself $8,000. Is it simply that you contacted the seller first and created the contract before buyer was aware of the cheaper price?
i hope this video helps
I have to say you have made it so clear to me. Thank you much. I will be looking to contact you soon.
your buyer/investor will normally pay all closing cost, you will shift that cost over to them on your contract with your buyer, very simple
there will be situations that your buyer won’t pay all closing and may want you to split or have you pay it all…. just depends on how much whether or not it’s a DEAL BREAKER
Tyrone,how do you as the buyer/wholesaler prevent from paying all closing cost?
Yes Simple but not Always Easy
thanks, i try
i hope it’s clear to anyone who views this video