The buyers will still be looking at the average selling price for the area, it doesn't pay to be the highest comp. The people making the offers won't be looking to set a record on paying the most in the neighborhood.

Hello Jeep Cherokee! If you need me... I will be playing in the dirt. 😁

This is what happens when you have bad management or bad tenants, we have a lot of work to do on this unit.

We have a checklist of things to change and fix, listen to this podcast to find out what we will be changing in this unit.

Start with checking the plumbing, electrical, and foundation... check out those things to avoid redoing your work later.

Check out the 7 unit building we turned!

What do you do after finding your first qualified tenant? Don't panic, I have your back (hint - it involves signing paperwork and finding your next great tenant). 🤫

If the property is only $50,000 and they are telling you it's worth $200,000 - why are they selling it? If it's true, you better believe that your wholesaler would have bought it themselves, if it's too good to be true it probably is.

The Magic Number is .... there isn't one 😬 but the chances are the more offers you make the more likely you are to have one successful offer. How many offers do you have to make to get a deal? Let me know 👇🏼

This is how to make reality better than your projections, make conservative projections and be ready to jump on deals during "sleeper" season to truly make the most of your deals.