Contracts and Offers

A seller has recently contacted me with the need to sell a whole subdivision of lots! Around 50 lakefront. I don't want to sell the lots one-by-one because 1) I don't have the money to hold it and 2) to contract each lot one by one is tedious. Please offer suggestions. Thank you!

what does this mean "CCS-----Excepted Offer"

OK so here i am ready to hit the ground runny as an real estate investor i've been wanting for this for so long, but had some personal setbacks i had to deal with. Thank the Lord the skies are clear now i can live my dreams> Y'all i breath-sleep and dream about this business venture i want this with everything in me.I've started giving out business cards,i have all my flyers printed up, Bandit signs ready, Over ten serious buyers, Real Estate agent in place,CPA in place, Attorney in place.Etc! So here is the problem i took the purchase aggreement to my attorney for her to look it over to make sure i have all the protection(contingence)in place plus and or assign so i can start locking my deals on contract. Everything was going great!

How do I get help on the first step and find a power team when i cant gety through on the hot lines. Please give me a number that can really get me some help.

How do I get help on the first step and find a power team when i cant gety through on the hot lines. Please give me a number that can really get me some help.

Hi guys!

I am drafting up an Agreement to Purchase (Dean's form found here at this site) and want to add an inspection contingency language to it. I will assign the agreement to an investor.

It is a FSBO deal.

But I am not sure exactly what to say there.

I've come up with the sentence below, which I am putting under the Inspection section:

"This Agreement becomes null and void in case Buyer’s partner does not approve of the result of the inspection or in case the inspection itself does not take place."

OK, help! I’m walking “by faith”. I attended some of Dean’s training (all stellar by the way) and now I need to make some money to meet my goals and pay back money borrowed. I’m hoping that my new DG friends on this site can help me with my next step:

I placed an ad in craigslist stating that I’m an investor looking to work with a real estate agent who owns investment property (so presumably they know how to work with an investor).
I got one reply and finally spoke to him on the phone just now.
I will present the basics of the call, and ask what you think is my next step. I was fearful in doing this because I haven’t done this before and feel better now because I’ve done this; but now what?

Hey everyone,

I'm on the path to doing my first deal and I need a little help figuring out how much to offer for the property. Here is the breakdown of everything.

- Duplex
- 3/2 and 1/1 2770sf total
- Already rented
- Recently lightly renovated (paint, refinished
hardwood, cleaned
- $2200 monthly income
- Avg $500 in utilities
- Clean Title
- Asking $114,000
- No owner financing
- FMV ranges from $120k from zillow to $154k from
totalview real estate

I'm planning to do a simple assignment on this one.

Most of the investors on my buyers list are looking for a 15-16% cap rate. I have contacted them to verify how they calculate their cap rate to make sure I buy the property correctly. Is there anything I am missing or forgetting?

Thanks
{J}

I have been attending an REI meeting every month. I met another investor who has homes he has been selling. He had a bulk package for 2.67 Million

Ok, so I have a house under contract to purchase and I just showed the house to a perspective buyer who told me that they want the house with the proposed upgrades. Is there anyway to complete this deal with just one settlement and not two. The house is a REO and the seller's agent is not one that I use. The perspective buyer I have is from a separate agent (one that I use on a regular basis). if I just purchase the home and complete the repair and then have a second settlement I end up spending unnecessary money on two settlements. Any advise on this would be appreciate. Thanks.