Comments on: B-U-S-Y http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/ Wholesaling Real Estate Blog Fri, 10 Feb 2012 13:43:11 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=7186 hourly 1 By: Taylor http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-390 Taylor Sat, 22 Mar 2008 11:11:00 +0000 http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-390 Solid work Steph! It's truly amazing how the deals just start coming out of the woodwork as things go along. <br/><br/>Love the Skypoint Picture. Classic!<br/><br/>Cheers,<br/>Taylor Solid work Steph! It’s truly amazing how the deals just start coming out of the woodwork as things go along.

Love the Skypoint Picture. Classic!

Cheers,
Taylor

]]> By: Jared http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-389 Jared Sat, 22 Mar 2008 02:14:00 +0000 http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-389 I dunno Tim.... remember the Pat Benetar haircut? Sorry Steph :) I dunno Tim…. remember the Pat Benetar haircut? Sorry Steph :)

]]> By: Tim C http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-388 Tim C Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:20:00 +0000 http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-388 HAHA that Skypoint picture is AWESEOME!!! I love it! You should post it on the FH forum, seriously.<br/><br/>You're a female Donald Trump, minus the sleaziness, dishonesty, and bad haircut. HAHA that Skypoint picture is AWESEOME!!! I love it! You should post it on the FH forum, seriously.

You’re a female Donald Trump, minus the sleaziness, dishonesty, and bad haircut.

]]> By: Stephani http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-387 Stephani Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:17:00 +0000 http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-387 Hi Trisha,<br/><br/> There are some guys in Tampa that I know of who do quite a bit of lending- I just haven't approached them yet. Laziness, I guess. And not wanting to get out of my comfort zone.<br/><br/>I'm glad this deal worked out the way it has, because it is incentive to get it done.<br/><br/>You bring up a good point about approaching people I know to do some lending. Now that I think about it, there are a couple of people who would probably consider doing something like that. One of them let me use their heloc to rehab a house once (and I had no idea what I was doing back then). Hmmmm...<br/><br/>Thanks for the input,<br/><br/>Steph Hi Trisha,

There are some guys in Tampa that I know of who do quite a bit of lending- I just haven’t approached them yet. Laziness, I guess. And not wanting to get out of my comfort zone.

I’m glad this deal worked out the way it has, because it is incentive to get it done.

You bring up a good point about approaching people I know to do some lending. Now that I think about it, there are a couple of people who would probably consider doing something like that. One of them let me use their heloc to rehab a house once (and I had no idea what I was doing back then). Hmmmm…

Thanks for the input,

Steph

]]> By: TrishaAllen.com http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-386 TrishaAllen.com Thu, 20 Mar 2008 19:58:00 +0000 http://www.flipthiswholesaler.net/2008/03/b-u-s-y/#comment-386 Hey, I'm here to tell you that forging solid relationships with REO agents is a great way to build a wholesaling business. Actually, that's the best way I can imagine.... As long as you can get that hard money situation sorted out. You need to always be able to jump when one of those REO agents calls you. Don't give them any indication you may not be the buyer they thought you were. You know what you need?--A rich friend. You need someone who will give you a line of credit temporarily if your hard money lenders drag their feet or aren't available for a deal. I'm serious about this.... Ask around. A friend of a friend would be ideal. You have enough of a "history" in the business now that I think you could convince them they'd make a good, reliable return on their money with you. Hey, I’m here to tell you that forging solid relationships with REO agents is a great way to build a wholesaling business. Actually, that’s the best way I can imagine…. As long as you can get that hard money situation sorted out. You need to always be able to jump when one of those REO agents calls you. Don’t give them any indication you may not be the buyer they thought you were. You know what you need?–A rich friend. You need someone who will give you a line of credit temporarily if your hard money lenders drag their feet or aren’t available for a deal. I’m serious about this…. Ask around. A friend of a friend would be ideal. You have enough of a “history” in the business now that I think you could convince them they’d make a good, reliable return on their money with you.

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