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Produktdetails
- Verlag: Brilliance Audio
- Gesamtlaufzeit: 300 Min.
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2015
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781511325288
- Artikelnr.: 43426703
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
THAN MERRILL (San Diego, CA; www.fortunebuilders.com) is the founder and president of FortuneBuilders.com, the largest and most successful real estate educational and coaching company in the country. FortuneBuilders has been featured in Inc. magazine's "Inc. 500 List" as one of the fastest growing private companies three years in a row. Than has also been featured in 20+ episodes of A&E's hit TV show Flip This House. In the past decade he has done close to 1,000 real estate deals, everything from single-family, to multifamily, to commercial properties.
Introduction 1 The Shrinking Middle Class in America 1 How I Got Started
Investing in Real Estate 3 Why We Decided to Start Wholesaling 4 Set
Skepticism Aside--It Will Hold You Back 5 Is This Book for You? 6 The
Catalyst to a Better Life 7 1 Wholesaling Overview: What's in It for You? 9
The Benefits of Learning How to Wholesale Real Estate 9 Conclusion 13 2
Getting to Know Your Local Real Estate Market 15 The Importance of Gaining
Intimate Local Market Knowledge 15 Step 1: Gain an Understanding of Local
Market Metrics 16 Step 2: Get to Know Price Points of Properties by
Neighborhood 17 Step 3: Understand Zoning Laws within the Market 18 Step 4:
Study Your Competition 19 Step 5: Identify Key Real Estate Professionals in
the Market 19 Set Your Focus 20 Conclusion 20 3 Establishing Your Marketing
Presence 21 Foundational Marketing Materials 21 Business Cards 22 Seller
Credibility Packet 22 Buyer Credibility Packet 23 Private Money Credibility
Packet 23 Core Website 24 Facebook Page for Your Business 25
Easy-to-Remember Phone Number 25 Memorable Business Name 26 Logo and
Business Color Schemes 26 Conclusion 26 4 Understanding the Pre-Foreclosure
Process 27 Definition of Foreclosure and How to Learn Your State's Process
27 Types of Foreclosure 28 Buying Properties from People in Foreclosure 32
Conclusion 33 5 Finding Pre-Foreclosure Properties 37 Finding Recent
Pre-foreclosure Property Filings 37 Conclusion 40 6 Finding Wholesale Deals
Utilizing Direct Mail Campaigns 41 Step 1: Find the Best List 42 Step 2:
Decide How Many Times You Will Mail the Prospect 44 Step 3: Create a
Spreadsheet to Track Your Mailings 44 Step 4: Determine What Types of
Direct Mail Pieces You Will Use 45 Step 5: Craft a Compelling Message 46
Step 6: Choose Postage 48 Step 7: Set Up Your Inbound System 49 Step 8:
Fulfill Your Campaigns 49 Step 9: Note Response Rates 50 Conclusion 50 7
Finding Deals on the Multiple Listing Service 53 The MLS Offer System 53
Outsource Steps within the System 56 Conclusion 57 8 Finding Deals
Utilizing Craigslist 59 Searching for Properties under the "Real Estate for
Sale" Section 59 Searching for Properties by Keyword 60 Contacting
Landlords Who Are Renting Properties 60 Contacting People Having Estate
Sales 61 Creating Advertisements that Get People to Contact You 61 Creating
a Compelling Ad Title/Headline 61 Using Symbols to Make Your Title/Headline
Stand Out 62 What the Body of Your Advertisement Should Communicate 62
Conclusion 64 9 Other Killer Ways to Find Profitable Real Estate Deals 65
Purchasing Internet Leads 65 Questions to Ask about Purchasing Internet
Leads 66 Facebook 67 Facebook Ads 67 Other Real Estate Professionals and
Investors 68 Door Hangers 69 Bus Bench Advertising 69 Banners 69 Vehicle
Wraps 70 Car Magnets 70 Billboards 71 Television Advertising 72 Conclusion
72 10 Overview of How to Value Real Estate 73 The Cost Approach 73 The
Income Approach 74 The Sales Comparison Approach 74 A Word of Caution 75
Always Determine the Highest and Best Use of the Property 75 Your Goal as a
Wholesaler When Making Offers 76 Conclusion 76 11 Deal Evaluation System
Stage 1: Gathering Information 77 Vital Information to Gather in Stage 1 78
Recommended Tools to Gather and Track Information 82 Conclusion 84 12 Deal
Evaluation System Stage 2: The Desktop Evaluation 85 Step 1: Confirm the
Property Details by Reviewing the Property Card 85 Step 2: Pull the Listing
Sheet If the Property Is Listed with an Agent 86 Step 3: Understand What
You Are Trying to Determine with the Sales Comparison Approach 87 Step 4:
Find the Best Comparables Using the Multiple Listing Service 87 Step 5:
Look for Off-Market Comparables 89 Step 6: Analyze the Sold Comparables to
Determine Whether the Property Is Worth Visiting 90 Step 7: Classify Your
Leads 90 Step 8: Prepare Your Comparable Package 91 Step 9: Prepare Your
Buying Appointment Package 92 Conclusion 93 13 Deal Evaluation System Stage
3: The Property Visit 95 Filling Out the Comparable Sales Adjustment Grid
96 Performing Drive-by Inspections of the Subject Property and Comparables
96 Examining Comparables that Are Active and on Deposit 98 Making
Adjustments 99 Calculating Adjustments 103 Conclusion 103 14 Estimating
Repairs on Properties 105 Repair Cost Is a Critical Number You Need to Make
the Right Offer 106 Our System to Estimate Repairs 106 Exterior Repairs 107
Interior Repairs 111 Mechanicals 116 Other 117 Things That Can Greatly
Enhance the Value of a Property 119 Conclusion 122 15 Negotiating and
Making Offers to Sellers 123 Negotiate with Confidence 124 Step 1: Uncover
the Seller's True Needs and Desires 124 Step 2: Research the Seller or
Agent You're Negotiating With 125 Step 3: Know What You Are Offering before
Meeting with the Seller 126 Step 4: Walk through the Property 126 Step 5:
Build Rapport and Dive Deeper into the Seller's Motivating Factors 127 Step
6: Explain How You Can Help the Seller 129 Step 7: Frame Your Offer 130
Step 8: Handle Objections Effectively 130 Step 9: Sign the Purchase and
Sale Agreement 132 Conclusion 132 16 Understanding Purchase and Sale
Agreements 133 Parties Involved 133 Description of Real Estate 134 Personal
Property Included in the Sale Price 134 Purchase Price and Financing 135
Where Deposits Are Held 135 Financing Contingency 135 Condition of Premises
136 Inspection Contingencies 136 Statement Regarding Lead-Based Paint 136
Occupancy, Possession, and Closing Date 136 Deed Type 137 Marketable Title
137 Adjustments 137 Buyer's Default Clause 137 Seller's Default Clause 137
Risk of Loss and Damage 137 Addendums 138 Broker/Agent Fees 138 Time to
Accept 138 Conclusion 138 17 How to Get the Money for Your Wholesale Deals
139 Conclusion 140 18 Working with Private Lenders 141 What Exactly Is
"Private Money"? 142 How Is the Lender Protected? 142 Turning People into
Private Money Lenders 143 Finding Existing Private Money Lenders 143 Can
You Openly Advertise for Private Money Lenders? 144 Meeting with the Lender
for the First Time 144 Conclusion 145 19 Working with Transactional Lenders
and Hard-Money Lenders 147 What Is Transactional Funding? 148 Hard-Money
Lending 149 When You Will Use a Hard-Money Lender in Wholesaling 149 Know
the Terms 150 Qualifying for a Hard-Money Loan 150 Locating Hard-Money and
Transactional Lenders 151 Conclusion 152 20 Building a Trophy Database of
Buyers 153 How You Can Leverage a Database 154 You Must Have Software to
Build a Trophy Database 155 Conclusion 155 21 Networking to Find Buyers 159
Strategic Networking Opportunities 159 Networking with Other Real Estate
Professionals 162 How to Build Relationships and Stand Out from the Crowd
165 Conclusion 166 22 Direct Response Marketing Strategies to Find Buyers
167 Craigslist, Backpage, and Other Online-Classified-Ad Websites 168
Facebook Real Estate Groups 169 Company Website 169 Lead-Generation Pages
(Squeeze Pages) 170 Penny Saver Newspapers 170 Reaching Out to Your
Competition 170 Cash Buyers 171 Conclusion 172 23 Marketing Your Wholesale
Deal 175 Make Sure Your Trophy Database Is Organized 175 Assemble the
Critical Information into a Wholesale Deal Marketing Package 176 Call Your
Most Serious Buyers First 176 E-mail Blasts 177 Text Blasting 177 Voice
Broadcasting 178 What If You Have a Deal to Sell but Don't Have a Buyers'
List? 178 Conclusion 179 24 Classifying, Prescreening, and Communicating
with Buyers 181 Classify Buyers within Your Trophy Database 181 The
Importance of Prescreening Buyers 182 What to Do When Buyers Contact You
183 What You Need to Know about a Buyer 183 Communicating Properly and
Training Your Wholesale Buyers 184 Conclusion 185 25 Working and
Negotiating with Buyers 187 Know the Comparable Sales in the Area 187 Have
an Accurate Repair Cost 188 Create a Sense of Urgency 189 Common
Negotiating Techniques Buyers Use 189 What if the Buyer Thinks You're
Making Too Much? 190 Confirm Funding 190 Case Study 191 Conclusion 192 26
How You Profit: Selling a Contract 193 What Does It Mean to "Sell a
Contract"? 193 Completing the Assignment of Real Estate Purchase and Sale
Agreement 194 How Do You Get Paid? 195 Coordinating the Closing 195 Common
Questions 196 Which Is the Better Exit Strategy: Selling a Contract or
Double Closing? 196 Common Misconceptions about Wholesaling 197 Conclusion
197 27 How You Profit: Double Closing 201 What Is a Double Closing? 201
Signing the First Purchase and Sale Agreement on the A-B Transaction 202
Signing the Second Purchase and Sale Agreement on the B-C Transaction 203
Know How the Buyer in the B-C Transaction Is Planning on Funding the Deal
before You Sign a Second Purchase and Sale Agreement 204 What Else to Look
for from Your C Buyer 205 Don't Pass Funding Through 206 Always Have Legal
Counsel 206 Conclusion 207 28 The Real Estate Closing Process 211 Who
Handles the Escrow and Closing? 211 What Is Required to Open Escrow? 212
Who Selects the Escrow Company? 213 Are You Opening One Escrow or Two? 213
What Happens during Escrow? 213 How Do You Prepare for Closing? 214 What
Can Cause Delays during the Closing Process? 215 What to Check the Day
before Closing 216 What Takes Place at the Closing? 217 How to Ensure There
Are No Snags the Day of Closing 217 Hiring Someone to Help You Process Your
Wholesale Deals 217 Conclusion 217 29 Building Your Local Team 219 Real
Estate Agents 220 Locating the Top Agents in Your Market 221 Hard-Money
Lenders 222 Mortgage Brokers 222 Insurance Agents 222 Title Agent/Real
Estate Attorney 223 Contractors 223 Conclusion 224 30 Building Your
Business Advisory Team 225 Real Estate Coaches 227 Marketing Mentors 227
Negotiation and Sales Mentors 227 Business Management Mentors 228 Legal
Mentors 229 Tax Mentors 229 Mastermind Group 229 Conclusion 230 31 The Path
of Smart Growth 231 Preparing for Growth 231 Managing Your Time 232
Developing Systems 232 Growing at a Sustainable Pace 233 Integrating
Technology into Your Business Management Systems 233 Hiring Employees and
Scaling Your Business 234 Constantly Improving Your Leadership Skills 235
Index 237
Investing in Real Estate 3 Why We Decided to Start Wholesaling 4 Set
Skepticism Aside--It Will Hold You Back 5 Is This Book for You? 6 The
Catalyst to a Better Life 7 1 Wholesaling Overview: What's in It for You? 9
The Benefits of Learning How to Wholesale Real Estate 9 Conclusion 13 2
Getting to Know Your Local Real Estate Market 15 The Importance of Gaining
Intimate Local Market Knowledge 15 Step 1: Gain an Understanding of Local
Market Metrics 16 Step 2: Get to Know Price Points of Properties by
Neighborhood 17 Step 3: Understand Zoning Laws within the Market 18 Step 4:
Study Your Competition 19 Step 5: Identify Key Real Estate Professionals in
the Market 19 Set Your Focus 20 Conclusion 20 3 Establishing Your Marketing
Presence 21 Foundational Marketing Materials 21 Business Cards 22 Seller
Credibility Packet 22 Buyer Credibility Packet 23 Private Money Credibility
Packet 23 Core Website 24 Facebook Page for Your Business 25
Easy-to-Remember Phone Number 25 Memorable Business Name 26 Logo and
Business Color Schemes 26 Conclusion 26 4 Understanding the Pre-Foreclosure
Process 27 Definition of Foreclosure and How to Learn Your State's Process
27 Types of Foreclosure 28 Buying Properties from People in Foreclosure 32
Conclusion 33 5 Finding Pre-Foreclosure Properties 37 Finding Recent
Pre-foreclosure Property Filings 37 Conclusion 40 6 Finding Wholesale Deals
Utilizing Direct Mail Campaigns 41 Step 1: Find the Best List 42 Step 2:
Decide How Many Times You Will Mail the Prospect 44 Step 3: Create a
Spreadsheet to Track Your Mailings 44 Step 4: Determine What Types of
Direct Mail Pieces You Will Use 45 Step 5: Craft a Compelling Message 46
Step 6: Choose Postage 48 Step 7: Set Up Your Inbound System 49 Step 8:
Fulfill Your Campaigns 49 Step 9: Note Response Rates 50 Conclusion 50 7
Finding Deals on the Multiple Listing Service 53 The MLS Offer System 53
Outsource Steps within the System 56 Conclusion 57 8 Finding Deals
Utilizing Craigslist 59 Searching for Properties under the "Real Estate for
Sale" Section 59 Searching for Properties by Keyword 60 Contacting
Landlords Who Are Renting Properties 60 Contacting People Having Estate
Sales 61 Creating Advertisements that Get People to Contact You 61 Creating
a Compelling Ad Title/Headline 61 Using Symbols to Make Your Title/Headline
Stand Out 62 What the Body of Your Advertisement Should Communicate 62
Conclusion 64 9 Other Killer Ways to Find Profitable Real Estate Deals 65
Purchasing Internet Leads 65 Questions to Ask about Purchasing Internet
Leads 66 Facebook 67 Facebook Ads 67 Other Real Estate Professionals and
Investors 68 Door Hangers 69 Bus Bench Advertising 69 Banners 69 Vehicle
Wraps 70 Car Magnets 70 Billboards 71 Television Advertising 72 Conclusion
72 10 Overview of How to Value Real Estate 73 The Cost Approach 73 The
Income Approach 74 The Sales Comparison Approach 74 A Word of Caution 75
Always Determine the Highest and Best Use of the Property 75 Your Goal as a
Wholesaler When Making Offers 76 Conclusion 76 11 Deal Evaluation System
Stage 1: Gathering Information 77 Vital Information to Gather in Stage 1 78
Recommended Tools to Gather and Track Information 82 Conclusion 84 12 Deal
Evaluation System Stage 2: The Desktop Evaluation 85 Step 1: Confirm the
Property Details by Reviewing the Property Card 85 Step 2: Pull the Listing
Sheet If the Property Is Listed with an Agent 86 Step 3: Understand What
You Are Trying to Determine with the Sales Comparison Approach 87 Step 4:
Find the Best Comparables Using the Multiple Listing Service 87 Step 5:
Look for Off-Market Comparables 89 Step 6: Analyze the Sold Comparables to
Determine Whether the Property Is Worth Visiting 90 Step 7: Classify Your
Leads 90 Step 8: Prepare Your Comparable Package 91 Step 9: Prepare Your
Buying Appointment Package 92 Conclusion 93 13 Deal Evaluation System Stage
3: The Property Visit 95 Filling Out the Comparable Sales Adjustment Grid
96 Performing Drive-by Inspections of the Subject Property and Comparables
96 Examining Comparables that Are Active and on Deposit 98 Making
Adjustments 99 Calculating Adjustments 103 Conclusion 103 14 Estimating
Repairs on Properties 105 Repair Cost Is a Critical Number You Need to Make
the Right Offer 106 Our System to Estimate Repairs 106 Exterior Repairs 107
Interior Repairs 111 Mechanicals 116 Other 117 Things That Can Greatly
Enhance the Value of a Property 119 Conclusion 122 15 Negotiating and
Making Offers to Sellers 123 Negotiate with Confidence 124 Step 1: Uncover
the Seller's True Needs and Desires 124 Step 2: Research the Seller or
Agent You're Negotiating With 125 Step 3: Know What You Are Offering before
Meeting with the Seller 126 Step 4: Walk through the Property 126 Step 5:
Build Rapport and Dive Deeper into the Seller's Motivating Factors 127 Step
6: Explain How You Can Help the Seller 129 Step 7: Frame Your Offer 130
Step 8: Handle Objections Effectively 130 Step 9: Sign the Purchase and
Sale Agreement 132 Conclusion 132 16 Understanding Purchase and Sale
Agreements 133 Parties Involved 133 Description of Real Estate 134 Personal
Property Included in the Sale Price 134 Purchase Price and Financing 135
Where Deposits Are Held 135 Financing Contingency 135 Condition of Premises
136 Inspection Contingencies 136 Statement Regarding Lead-Based Paint 136
Occupancy, Possession, and Closing Date 136 Deed Type 137 Marketable Title
137 Adjustments 137 Buyer's Default Clause 137 Seller's Default Clause 137
Risk of Loss and Damage 137 Addendums 138 Broker/Agent Fees 138 Time to
Accept 138 Conclusion 138 17 How to Get the Money for Your Wholesale Deals
139 Conclusion 140 18 Working with Private Lenders 141 What Exactly Is
"Private Money"? 142 How Is the Lender Protected? 142 Turning People into
Private Money Lenders 143 Finding Existing Private Money Lenders 143 Can
You Openly Advertise for Private Money Lenders? 144 Meeting with the Lender
for the First Time 144 Conclusion 145 19 Working with Transactional Lenders
and Hard-Money Lenders 147 What Is Transactional Funding? 148 Hard-Money
Lending 149 When You Will Use a Hard-Money Lender in Wholesaling 149 Know
the Terms 150 Qualifying for a Hard-Money Loan 150 Locating Hard-Money and
Transactional Lenders 151 Conclusion 152 20 Building a Trophy Database of
Buyers 153 How You Can Leverage a Database 154 You Must Have Software to
Build a Trophy Database 155 Conclusion 155 21 Networking to Find Buyers 159
Strategic Networking Opportunities 159 Networking with Other Real Estate
Professionals 162 How to Build Relationships and Stand Out from the Crowd
165 Conclusion 166 22 Direct Response Marketing Strategies to Find Buyers
167 Craigslist, Backpage, and Other Online-Classified-Ad Websites 168
Facebook Real Estate Groups 169 Company Website 169 Lead-Generation Pages
(Squeeze Pages) 170 Penny Saver Newspapers 170 Reaching Out to Your
Competition 170 Cash Buyers 171 Conclusion 172 23 Marketing Your Wholesale
Deal 175 Make Sure Your Trophy Database Is Organized 175 Assemble the
Critical Information into a Wholesale Deal Marketing Package 176 Call Your
Most Serious Buyers First 176 E-mail Blasts 177 Text Blasting 177 Voice
Broadcasting 178 What If You Have a Deal to Sell but Don't Have a Buyers'
List? 178 Conclusion 179 24 Classifying, Prescreening, and Communicating
with Buyers 181 Classify Buyers within Your Trophy Database 181 The
Importance of Prescreening Buyers 182 What to Do When Buyers Contact You
183 What You Need to Know about a Buyer 183 Communicating Properly and
Training Your Wholesale Buyers 184 Conclusion 185 25 Working and
Negotiating with Buyers 187 Know the Comparable Sales in the Area 187 Have
an Accurate Repair Cost 188 Create a Sense of Urgency 189 Common
Negotiating Techniques Buyers Use 189 What if the Buyer Thinks You're
Making Too Much? 190 Confirm Funding 190 Case Study 191 Conclusion 192 26
How You Profit: Selling a Contract 193 What Does It Mean to "Sell a
Contract"? 193 Completing the Assignment of Real Estate Purchase and Sale
Agreement 194 How Do You Get Paid? 195 Coordinating the Closing 195 Common
Questions 196 Which Is the Better Exit Strategy: Selling a Contract or
Double Closing? 196 Common Misconceptions about Wholesaling 197 Conclusion
197 27 How You Profit: Double Closing 201 What Is a Double Closing? 201
Signing the First Purchase and Sale Agreement on the A-B Transaction 202
Signing the Second Purchase and Sale Agreement on the B-C Transaction 203
Know How the Buyer in the B-C Transaction Is Planning on Funding the Deal
before You Sign a Second Purchase and Sale Agreement 204 What Else to Look
for from Your C Buyer 205 Don't Pass Funding Through 206 Always Have Legal
Counsel 206 Conclusion 207 28 The Real Estate Closing Process 211 Who
Handles the Escrow and Closing? 211 What Is Required to Open Escrow? 212
Who Selects the Escrow Company? 213 Are You Opening One Escrow or Two? 213
What Happens during Escrow? 213 How Do You Prepare for Closing? 214 What
Can Cause Delays during the Closing Process? 215 What to Check the Day
before Closing 216 What Takes Place at the Closing? 217 How to Ensure There
Are No Snags the Day of Closing 217 Hiring Someone to Help You Process Your
Wholesale Deals 217 Conclusion 217 29 Building Your Local Team 219 Real
Estate Agents 220 Locating the Top Agents in Your Market 221 Hard-Money
Lenders 222 Mortgage Brokers 222 Insurance Agents 222 Title Agent/Real
Estate Attorney 223 Contractors 223 Conclusion 224 30 Building Your
Business Advisory Team 225 Real Estate Coaches 227 Marketing Mentors 227
Negotiation and Sales Mentors 227 Business Management Mentors 228 Legal
Mentors 229 Tax Mentors 229 Mastermind Group 229 Conclusion 230 31 The Path
of Smart Growth 231 Preparing for Growth 231 Managing Your Time 232
Developing Systems 232 Growing at a Sustainable Pace 233 Integrating
Technology into Your Business Management Systems 233 Hiring Employees and
Scaling Your Business 234 Constantly Improving Your Leadership Skills 235
Index 237
Introduction 1 The Shrinking Middle Class in America 1 How I Got Started
Investing in Real Estate 3 Why We Decided to Start Wholesaling 4 Set
Skepticism Aside--It Will Hold You Back 5 Is This Book for You? 6 The
Catalyst to a Better Life 7 1 Wholesaling Overview: What's in It for You? 9
The Benefits of Learning How to Wholesale Real Estate 9 Conclusion 13 2
Getting to Know Your Local Real Estate Market 15 The Importance of Gaining
Intimate Local Market Knowledge 15 Step 1: Gain an Understanding of Local
Market Metrics 16 Step 2: Get to Know Price Points of Properties by
Neighborhood 17 Step 3: Understand Zoning Laws within the Market 18 Step 4:
Study Your Competition 19 Step 5: Identify Key Real Estate Professionals in
the Market 19 Set Your Focus 20 Conclusion 20 3 Establishing Your Marketing
Presence 21 Foundational Marketing Materials 21 Business Cards 22 Seller
Credibility Packet 22 Buyer Credibility Packet 23 Private Money Credibility
Packet 23 Core Website 24 Facebook Page for Your Business 25
Easy-to-Remember Phone Number 25 Memorable Business Name 26 Logo and
Business Color Schemes 26 Conclusion 26 4 Understanding the Pre-Foreclosure
Process 27 Definition of Foreclosure and How to Learn Your State's Process
27 Types of Foreclosure 28 Buying Properties from People in Foreclosure 32
Conclusion 33 5 Finding Pre-Foreclosure Properties 37 Finding Recent
Pre-foreclosure Property Filings 37 Conclusion 40 6 Finding Wholesale Deals
Utilizing Direct Mail Campaigns 41 Step 1: Find the Best List 42 Step 2:
Decide How Many Times You Will Mail the Prospect 44 Step 3: Create a
Spreadsheet to Track Your Mailings 44 Step 4: Determine What Types of
Direct Mail Pieces You Will Use 45 Step 5: Craft a Compelling Message 46
Step 6: Choose Postage 48 Step 7: Set Up Your Inbound System 49 Step 8:
Fulfill Your Campaigns 49 Step 9: Note Response Rates 50 Conclusion 50 7
Finding Deals on the Multiple Listing Service 53 The MLS Offer System 53
Outsource Steps within the System 56 Conclusion 57 8 Finding Deals
Utilizing Craigslist 59 Searching for Properties under the "Real Estate for
Sale" Section 59 Searching for Properties by Keyword 60 Contacting
Landlords Who Are Renting Properties 60 Contacting People Having Estate
Sales 61 Creating Advertisements that Get People to Contact You 61 Creating
a Compelling Ad Title/Headline 61 Using Symbols to Make Your Title/Headline
Stand Out 62 What the Body of Your Advertisement Should Communicate 62
Conclusion 64 9 Other Killer Ways to Find Profitable Real Estate Deals 65
Purchasing Internet Leads 65 Questions to Ask about Purchasing Internet
Leads 66 Facebook 67 Facebook Ads 67 Other Real Estate Professionals and
Investors 68 Door Hangers 69 Bus Bench Advertising 69 Banners 69 Vehicle
Wraps 70 Car Magnets 70 Billboards 71 Television Advertising 72 Conclusion
72 10 Overview of How to Value Real Estate 73 The Cost Approach 73 The
Income Approach 74 The Sales Comparison Approach 74 A Word of Caution 75
Always Determine the Highest and Best Use of the Property 75 Your Goal as a
Wholesaler When Making Offers 76 Conclusion 76 11 Deal Evaluation System
Stage 1: Gathering Information 77 Vital Information to Gather in Stage 1 78
Recommended Tools to Gather and Track Information 82 Conclusion 84 12 Deal
Evaluation System Stage 2: The Desktop Evaluation 85 Step 1: Confirm the
Property Details by Reviewing the Property Card 85 Step 2: Pull the Listing
Sheet If the Property Is Listed with an Agent 86 Step 3: Understand What
You Are Trying to Determine with the Sales Comparison Approach 87 Step 4:
Find the Best Comparables Using the Multiple Listing Service 87 Step 5:
Look for Off-Market Comparables 89 Step 6: Analyze the Sold Comparables to
Determine Whether the Property Is Worth Visiting 90 Step 7: Classify Your
Leads 90 Step 8: Prepare Your Comparable Package 91 Step 9: Prepare Your
Buying Appointment Package 92 Conclusion 93 13 Deal Evaluation System Stage
3: The Property Visit 95 Filling Out the Comparable Sales Adjustment Grid
96 Performing Drive-by Inspections of the Subject Property and Comparables
96 Examining Comparables that Are Active and on Deposit 98 Making
Adjustments 99 Calculating Adjustments 103 Conclusion 103 14 Estimating
Repairs on Properties 105 Repair Cost Is a Critical Number You Need to Make
the Right Offer 106 Our System to Estimate Repairs 106 Exterior Repairs 107
Interior Repairs 111 Mechanicals 116 Other 117 Things That Can Greatly
Enhance the Value of a Property 119 Conclusion 122 15 Negotiating and
Making Offers to Sellers 123 Negotiate with Confidence 124 Step 1: Uncover
the Seller's True Needs and Desires 124 Step 2: Research the Seller or
Agent You're Negotiating With 125 Step 3: Know What You Are Offering before
Meeting with the Seller 126 Step 4: Walk through the Property 126 Step 5:
Build Rapport and Dive Deeper into the Seller's Motivating Factors 127 Step
6: Explain How You Can Help the Seller 129 Step 7: Frame Your Offer 130
Step 8: Handle Objections Effectively 130 Step 9: Sign the Purchase and
Sale Agreement 132 Conclusion 132 16 Understanding Purchase and Sale
Agreements 133 Parties Involved 133 Description of Real Estate 134 Personal
Property Included in the Sale Price 134 Purchase Price and Financing 135
Where Deposits Are Held 135 Financing Contingency 135 Condition of Premises
136 Inspection Contingencies 136 Statement Regarding Lead-Based Paint 136
Occupancy, Possession, and Closing Date 136 Deed Type 137 Marketable Title
137 Adjustments 137 Buyer's Default Clause 137 Seller's Default Clause 137
Risk of Loss and Damage 137 Addendums 138 Broker/Agent Fees 138 Time to
Accept 138 Conclusion 138 17 How to Get the Money for Your Wholesale Deals
139 Conclusion 140 18 Working with Private Lenders 141 What Exactly Is
"Private Money"? 142 How Is the Lender Protected? 142 Turning People into
Private Money Lenders 143 Finding Existing Private Money Lenders 143 Can
You Openly Advertise for Private Money Lenders? 144 Meeting with the Lender
for the First Time 144 Conclusion 145 19 Working with Transactional Lenders
and Hard-Money Lenders 147 What Is Transactional Funding? 148 Hard-Money
Lending 149 When You Will Use a Hard-Money Lender in Wholesaling 149 Know
the Terms 150 Qualifying for a Hard-Money Loan 150 Locating Hard-Money and
Transactional Lenders 151 Conclusion 152 20 Building a Trophy Database of
Buyers 153 How You Can Leverage a Database 154 You Must Have Software to
Build a Trophy Database 155 Conclusion 155 21 Networking to Find Buyers 159
Strategic Networking Opportunities 159 Networking with Other Real Estate
Professionals 162 How to Build Relationships and Stand Out from the Crowd
165 Conclusion 166 22 Direct Response Marketing Strategies to Find Buyers
167 Craigslist, Backpage, and Other Online-Classified-Ad Websites 168
Facebook Real Estate Groups 169 Company Website 169 Lead-Generation Pages
(Squeeze Pages) 170 Penny Saver Newspapers 170 Reaching Out to Your
Competition 170 Cash Buyers 171 Conclusion 172 23 Marketing Your Wholesale
Deal 175 Make Sure Your Trophy Database Is Organized 175 Assemble the
Critical Information into a Wholesale Deal Marketing Package 176 Call Your
Most Serious Buyers First 176 E-mail Blasts 177 Text Blasting 177 Voice
Broadcasting 178 What If You Have a Deal to Sell but Don't Have a Buyers'
List? 178 Conclusion 179 24 Classifying, Prescreening, and Communicating
with Buyers 181 Classify Buyers within Your Trophy Database 181 The
Importance of Prescreening Buyers 182 What to Do When Buyers Contact You
183 What You Need to Know about a Buyer 183 Communicating Properly and
Training Your Wholesale Buyers 184 Conclusion 185 25 Working and
Negotiating with Buyers 187 Know the Comparable Sales in the Area 187 Have
an Accurate Repair Cost 188 Create a Sense of Urgency 189 Common
Negotiating Techniques Buyers Use 189 What if the Buyer Thinks You're
Making Too Much? 190 Confirm Funding 190 Case Study 191 Conclusion 192 26
How You Profit: Selling a Contract 193 What Does It Mean to "Sell a
Contract"? 193 Completing the Assignment of Real Estate Purchase and Sale
Agreement 194 How Do You Get Paid? 195 Coordinating the Closing 195 Common
Questions 196 Which Is the Better Exit Strategy: Selling a Contract or
Double Closing? 196 Common Misconceptions about Wholesaling 197 Conclusion
197 27 How You Profit: Double Closing 201 What Is a Double Closing? 201
Signing the First Purchase and Sale Agreement on the A-B Transaction 202
Signing the Second Purchase and Sale Agreement on the B-C Transaction 203
Know How the Buyer in the B-C Transaction Is Planning on Funding the Deal
before You Sign a Second Purchase and Sale Agreement 204 What Else to Look
for from Your C Buyer 205 Don't Pass Funding Through 206 Always Have Legal
Counsel 206 Conclusion 207 28 The Real Estate Closing Process 211 Who
Handles the Escrow and Closing? 211 What Is Required to Open Escrow? 212
Who Selects the Escrow Company? 213 Are You Opening One Escrow or Two? 213
What Happens during Escrow? 213 How Do You Prepare for Closing? 214 What
Can Cause Delays during the Closing Process? 215 What to Check the Day
before Closing 216 What Takes Place at the Closing? 217 How to Ensure There
Are No Snags the Day of Closing 217 Hiring Someone to Help You Process Your
Wholesale Deals 217 Conclusion 217 29 Building Your Local Team 219 Real
Estate Agents 220 Locating the Top Agents in Your Market 221 Hard-Money
Lenders 222 Mortgage Brokers 222 Insurance Agents 222 Title Agent/Real
Estate Attorney 223 Contractors 223 Conclusion 224 30 Building Your
Business Advisory Team 225 Real Estate Coaches 227 Marketing Mentors 227
Negotiation and Sales Mentors 227 Business Management Mentors 228 Legal
Mentors 229 Tax Mentors 229 Mastermind Group 229 Conclusion 230 31 The Path
of Smart Growth 231 Preparing for Growth 231 Managing Your Time 232
Developing Systems 232 Growing at a Sustainable Pace 233 Integrating
Technology into Your Business Management Systems 233 Hiring Employees and
Scaling Your Business 234 Constantly Improving Your Leadership Skills 235
Index 237
Investing in Real Estate 3 Why We Decided to Start Wholesaling 4 Set
Skepticism Aside--It Will Hold You Back 5 Is This Book for You? 6 The
Catalyst to a Better Life 7 1 Wholesaling Overview: What's in It for You? 9
The Benefits of Learning How to Wholesale Real Estate 9 Conclusion 13 2
Getting to Know Your Local Real Estate Market 15 The Importance of Gaining
Intimate Local Market Knowledge 15 Step 1: Gain an Understanding of Local
Market Metrics 16 Step 2: Get to Know Price Points of Properties by
Neighborhood 17 Step 3: Understand Zoning Laws within the Market 18 Step 4:
Study Your Competition 19 Step 5: Identify Key Real Estate Professionals in
the Market 19 Set Your Focus 20 Conclusion 20 3 Establishing Your Marketing
Presence 21 Foundational Marketing Materials 21 Business Cards 22 Seller
Credibility Packet 22 Buyer Credibility Packet 23 Private Money Credibility
Packet 23 Core Website 24 Facebook Page for Your Business 25
Easy-to-Remember Phone Number 25 Memorable Business Name 26 Logo and
Business Color Schemes 26 Conclusion 26 4 Understanding the Pre-Foreclosure
Process 27 Definition of Foreclosure and How to Learn Your State's Process
27 Types of Foreclosure 28 Buying Properties from People in Foreclosure 32
Conclusion 33 5 Finding Pre-Foreclosure Properties 37 Finding Recent
Pre-foreclosure Property Filings 37 Conclusion 40 6 Finding Wholesale Deals
Utilizing Direct Mail Campaigns 41 Step 1: Find the Best List 42 Step 2:
Decide How Many Times You Will Mail the Prospect 44 Step 3: Create a
Spreadsheet to Track Your Mailings 44 Step 4: Determine What Types of
Direct Mail Pieces You Will Use 45 Step 5: Craft a Compelling Message 46
Step 6: Choose Postage 48 Step 7: Set Up Your Inbound System 49 Step 8:
Fulfill Your Campaigns 49 Step 9: Note Response Rates 50 Conclusion 50 7
Finding Deals on the Multiple Listing Service 53 The MLS Offer System 53
Outsource Steps within the System 56 Conclusion 57 8 Finding Deals
Utilizing Craigslist 59 Searching for Properties under the "Real Estate for
Sale" Section 59 Searching for Properties by Keyword 60 Contacting
Landlords Who Are Renting Properties 60 Contacting People Having Estate
Sales 61 Creating Advertisements that Get People to Contact You 61 Creating
a Compelling Ad Title/Headline 61 Using Symbols to Make Your Title/Headline
Stand Out 62 What the Body of Your Advertisement Should Communicate 62
Conclusion 64 9 Other Killer Ways to Find Profitable Real Estate Deals 65
Purchasing Internet Leads 65 Questions to Ask about Purchasing Internet
Leads 66 Facebook 67 Facebook Ads 67 Other Real Estate Professionals and
Investors 68 Door Hangers 69 Bus Bench Advertising 69 Banners 69 Vehicle
Wraps 70 Car Magnets 70 Billboards 71 Television Advertising 72 Conclusion
72 10 Overview of How to Value Real Estate 73 The Cost Approach 73 The
Income Approach 74 The Sales Comparison Approach 74 A Word of Caution 75
Always Determine the Highest and Best Use of the Property 75 Your Goal as a
Wholesaler When Making Offers 76 Conclusion 76 11 Deal Evaluation System
Stage 1: Gathering Information 77 Vital Information to Gather in Stage 1 78
Recommended Tools to Gather and Track Information 82 Conclusion 84 12 Deal
Evaluation System Stage 2: The Desktop Evaluation 85 Step 1: Confirm the
Property Details by Reviewing the Property Card 85 Step 2: Pull the Listing
Sheet If the Property Is Listed with an Agent 86 Step 3: Understand What
You Are Trying to Determine with the Sales Comparison Approach 87 Step 4:
Find the Best Comparables Using the Multiple Listing Service 87 Step 5:
Look for Off-Market Comparables 89 Step 6: Analyze the Sold Comparables to
Determine Whether the Property Is Worth Visiting 90 Step 7: Classify Your
Leads 90 Step 8: Prepare Your Comparable Package 91 Step 9: Prepare Your
Buying Appointment Package 92 Conclusion 93 13 Deal Evaluation System Stage
3: The Property Visit 95 Filling Out the Comparable Sales Adjustment Grid
96 Performing Drive-by Inspections of the Subject Property and Comparables
96 Examining Comparables that Are Active and on Deposit 98 Making
Adjustments 99 Calculating Adjustments 103 Conclusion 103 14 Estimating
Repairs on Properties 105 Repair Cost Is a Critical Number You Need to Make
the Right Offer 106 Our System to Estimate Repairs 106 Exterior Repairs 107
Interior Repairs 111 Mechanicals 116 Other 117 Things That Can Greatly
Enhance the Value of a Property 119 Conclusion 122 15 Negotiating and
Making Offers to Sellers 123 Negotiate with Confidence 124 Step 1: Uncover
the Seller's True Needs and Desires 124 Step 2: Research the Seller or
Agent You're Negotiating With 125 Step 3: Know What You Are Offering before
Meeting with the Seller 126 Step 4: Walk through the Property 126 Step 5:
Build Rapport and Dive Deeper into the Seller's Motivating Factors 127 Step
6: Explain How You Can Help the Seller 129 Step 7: Frame Your Offer 130
Step 8: Handle Objections Effectively 130 Step 9: Sign the Purchase and
Sale Agreement 132 Conclusion 132 16 Understanding Purchase and Sale
Agreements 133 Parties Involved 133 Description of Real Estate 134 Personal
Property Included in the Sale Price 134 Purchase Price and Financing 135
Where Deposits Are Held 135 Financing Contingency 135 Condition of Premises
136 Inspection Contingencies 136 Statement Regarding Lead-Based Paint 136
Occupancy, Possession, and Closing Date 136 Deed Type 137 Marketable Title
137 Adjustments 137 Buyer's Default Clause 137 Seller's Default Clause 137
Risk of Loss and Damage 137 Addendums 138 Broker/Agent Fees 138 Time to
Accept 138 Conclusion 138 17 How to Get the Money for Your Wholesale Deals
139 Conclusion 140 18 Working with Private Lenders 141 What Exactly Is
"Private Money"? 142 How Is the Lender Protected? 142 Turning People into
Private Money Lenders 143 Finding Existing Private Money Lenders 143 Can
You Openly Advertise for Private Money Lenders? 144 Meeting with the Lender
for the First Time 144 Conclusion 145 19 Working with Transactional Lenders
and Hard-Money Lenders 147 What Is Transactional Funding? 148 Hard-Money
Lending 149 When You Will Use a Hard-Money Lender in Wholesaling 149 Know
the Terms 150 Qualifying for a Hard-Money Loan 150 Locating Hard-Money and
Transactional Lenders 151 Conclusion 152 20 Building a Trophy Database of
Buyers 153 How You Can Leverage a Database 154 You Must Have Software to
Build a Trophy Database 155 Conclusion 155 21 Networking to Find Buyers 159
Strategic Networking Opportunities 159 Networking with Other Real Estate
Professionals 162 How to Build Relationships and Stand Out from the Crowd
165 Conclusion 166 22 Direct Response Marketing Strategies to Find Buyers
167 Craigslist, Backpage, and Other Online-Classified-Ad Websites 168
Facebook Real Estate Groups 169 Company Website 169 Lead-Generation Pages
(Squeeze Pages) 170 Penny Saver Newspapers 170 Reaching Out to Your
Competition 170 Cash Buyers 171 Conclusion 172 23 Marketing Your Wholesale
Deal 175 Make Sure Your Trophy Database Is Organized 175 Assemble the
Critical Information into a Wholesale Deal Marketing Package 176 Call Your
Most Serious Buyers First 176 E-mail Blasts 177 Text Blasting 177 Voice
Broadcasting 178 What If You Have a Deal to Sell but Don't Have a Buyers'
List? 178 Conclusion 179 24 Classifying, Prescreening, and Communicating
with Buyers 181 Classify Buyers within Your Trophy Database 181 The
Importance of Prescreening Buyers 182 What to Do When Buyers Contact You
183 What You Need to Know about a Buyer 183 Communicating Properly and
Training Your Wholesale Buyers 184 Conclusion 185 25 Working and
Negotiating with Buyers 187 Know the Comparable Sales in the Area 187 Have
an Accurate Repair Cost 188 Create a Sense of Urgency 189 Common
Negotiating Techniques Buyers Use 189 What if the Buyer Thinks You're
Making Too Much? 190 Confirm Funding 190 Case Study 191 Conclusion 192 26
How You Profit: Selling a Contract 193 What Does It Mean to "Sell a
Contract"? 193 Completing the Assignment of Real Estate Purchase and Sale
Agreement 194 How Do You Get Paid? 195 Coordinating the Closing 195 Common
Questions 196 Which Is the Better Exit Strategy: Selling a Contract or
Double Closing? 196 Common Misconceptions about Wholesaling 197 Conclusion
197 27 How You Profit: Double Closing 201 What Is a Double Closing? 201
Signing the First Purchase and Sale Agreement on the A-B Transaction 202
Signing the Second Purchase and Sale Agreement on the B-C Transaction 203
Know How the Buyer in the B-C Transaction Is Planning on Funding the Deal
before You Sign a Second Purchase and Sale Agreement 204 What Else to Look
for from Your C Buyer 205 Don't Pass Funding Through 206 Always Have Legal
Counsel 206 Conclusion 207 28 The Real Estate Closing Process 211 Who
Handles the Escrow and Closing? 211 What Is Required to Open Escrow? 212
Who Selects the Escrow Company? 213 Are You Opening One Escrow or Two? 213
What Happens during Escrow? 213 How Do You Prepare for Closing? 214 What
Can Cause Delays during the Closing Process? 215 What to Check the Day
before Closing 216 What Takes Place at the Closing? 217 How to Ensure There
Are No Snags the Day of Closing 217 Hiring Someone to Help You Process Your
Wholesale Deals 217 Conclusion 217 29 Building Your Local Team 219 Real
Estate Agents 220 Locating the Top Agents in Your Market 221 Hard-Money
Lenders 222 Mortgage Brokers 222 Insurance Agents 222 Title Agent/Real
Estate Attorney 223 Contractors 223 Conclusion 224 30 Building Your
Business Advisory Team 225 Real Estate Coaches 227 Marketing Mentors 227
Negotiation and Sales Mentors 227 Business Management Mentors 228 Legal
Mentors 229 Tax Mentors 229 Mastermind Group 229 Conclusion 230 31 The Path
of Smart Growth 231 Preparing for Growth 231 Managing Your Time 232
Developing Systems 232 Growing at a Sustainable Pace 233 Integrating
Technology into Your Business Management Systems 233 Hiring Employees and
Scaling Your Business 234 Constantly Improving Your Leadership Skills 235
Index 237