When a home is in a land trust is the wholesaling process the same? I read that the property is subject to a 10 day upset bid in the description. Doesn’t appear that they would be interested in a lower offer.

Where there's a will there is a WAY, Just a Motivation tip I wanted to share.

I hope you're doing well! I'm interested in learning about more opportunities to get involved. I'm a newly licensed Realtor in Pennsylvania, actively pursuing real estate investing and wholesaling simultaneously. Although I haven't closed my first wholesale deal yet, I'm eager to learn from experienced investors, get that first deal done, and start generating income as quickly as possible. I'm particularly interested in joint ventures and building mutually beneficial relationships. I also have access to HUD properties and am an approved HUD agent/bidder, which could open additional doors for collaboration. I'm motivated, ready to put in the work, and excited about the possibilities! Looking forward to connecting!

Hey everyone! I’m Ashley from Mississippi. I’ve been learning about real estate investing off and on since 2022. Most of my experience so far has been in self-storage, especially underwriting. I’ll be honest, I sometimes get stuck in analysis paralysis, but I’m ready to start putting what I’ve learned into practice and get into wholesaling houses. I have a question for those of you who use PropStream. When you pull comps, how do you use the estimated value it gives you? Do you use it as a starting point and check it against comparable homes that actually sold, or do you calculate the value another way? Once you have that number, how do you work backward to figure out what to offer the seller and what price to bring to your cash buyer? I’d appreciate hearing how y’all do it on an actual deal. Glad to be here and learn from you all! Looking for someone to run dispo.

ZERO TO HERO: Your First Real Estate Wholesale Deal — From Finding Leads to Getting Paid! Hey everyone! I'm Ali, and I've been working in U.S. real estate wholesaling for the past year. I strongly believe in networking, sharing knowledge, and growing together. So here's a simple roadmap for anyone looking to get started in wholesaling, even with little to no budget! 1. Find Your Leads (FREE) - PropWire: Find potential off-market property leads. - County Websites: Use public records to identify potential motivated sellers. - Ninja Skip Tracing: Explore the free tier, which may offer around 60 skip traces without requiring a credit card. 2. Use Zillow as Another Lead Source - Focus on ONE state initially. - Visit Zillow's For Sale By Owner (FSBO) section. - Find potential sellers and their contact information. - You can also contact agents about their listed properties. 3. Contact Sellers & Make Offers - Use a dialer to call potential sellers. - Email can work for agent-listed properties. - Understand the seller's situation and negotiate. - Use the 70% rule as an initial reference, but calculate your offer using comps, repairs, and your end buyer's numbers. 4. Get the Property Under Contract - Negotiate the purchase price. - Sign a purchase agreement. - Include an appropriate assignment clause. - Make sure your contract complies with local laws. 5. Find Your Cash Buyer Some free ways to find buyers: - Facebook Real Estate Groups. - Craigslist. - InvestorBase. - JV partnerships with other wholesalers. - Networking with established investors who already have cash buyers. 6. Close the Deal & Get Paid - Send the contract to a wholesale-friendly title company. - Prepare the assignment agreement if applicable. - Let the title company coordinate closing. - Once the transaction closes, receive your agreed assignment fee! The Process: Lead Generation → Skip Tracing → Seller Outreach → Negotiation → Contract → Cash Buyer → Assignment → Title Company → Closing → Getting Paid!