6/25/09
Even though I knew this was going to happen, I'm still irritated as all get out.....The deal that I lost a few weeks back (the one that dragged on for 2.5 months because the asset manager is a moron), ended up coming back on the market for LESS than what I was trying to renegotiate it for. Someone else now has it under contract. Probably DB.
You would think that the worthless agent would have called and given me a heads up, especially since I was giving her both sides of the commission and was ready to close yesterday. I guess that would make too much sense, though.
Oh, well. Win some, lose some..
In other news, I'm currently working a deal with Murphy that we should be getting locked up today. This is a property that I offered on right when it hit the market and they rejected it. So, I waited 2 weeks and had Murphy put an offer in on it. I have an investor who really likes this area, and I know he'll like this house, so I want it. We're only a few grand apart with the bank, and I think we'll be able to get it wrapped up today.
That's about it for now. A bunch of new properties hit the market over the last few days, so I'm off to check them out!
Have a great day, Blogosphere!
P.S.
A big, virtual, pat on the back is in order for one of my readers, Alex. He enrolled in Lee's REO Rock Star course last month and just got his first property under contract! Nice job, buddy!
Fortune favors the bold, guys, so get on out there and MAKE SOME OFFERS!
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Deals and Stuff
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Lee Kearney- REO Rockstar
5/13/09
In case you hadn't heard, Preston Ely and my friend Lee Kearney are rolling out their REO Rockstar Training today..
I don't pimp too many products on my blog- only those that are being sold by people I know and respect, or those that I have purchased myself and give my stamp of approval to.
I get emails all the time asking for recommendations on courses that teach how to wholesale REOs, and up until now, I haven't been able to find any that I would feel comfortable recommending.
I'll just be blunt here and say that if you are interested in learning how to wholesale REOs, you would be crazy not to sign up for this training.
That's the honest truth.
I met Lee when I was first getting started wholesaling, and he has been somewhat of a mentor to me since then. He's the first person I call when I have questions about a deal.... the first person I call when I can't find a buyer for one of my deals.....the first person I call when I think I might have offered too much on a house and now the bank has countered me back and I'm not sure what to do. Lee is the guy I go to.
I've talked with him at length about this training, and I am telling you, if you want to be walked through the process of wholesaling REOs from beginning to end, then you absolutely need to get in on this training.
There's a lot of crap being peddled out there on the internets, but this is the real deal. I don't know of anyone who is doing more business wholesaling REOs right now in this market. You could not pick a better person to learn from.
He's doing a webinar tonight at 9pm to answer questions and give you a little more insight into what he is going to be offering in this course. He's shutting the admissions down at midnight tonight (sorry for the late notice), so if you're interested, make sure you get in by then.
I'll also be listening in on the call..
See you there!
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