Wednesday 25 September 2019

Tips To Elevate Your Real Estate Wholesaling Business


Jumping into the business of real estate wholesaling is a big moment. You see the prospects of bigger revenues, and you have the energy level to balance multiple roles in your business. These multiple roles usually involve generating leads to qualifying leads, meeting with the motivated sellers, and marketing properties. But after a while, it started becoming exhausting for you to manage these multiple roles.


When you are doing this business, you have to know what is involved in your everyday business and how you can structure your team. So when your business grows, you distribute responsibilities among your team and consider the workforce enhancement when required.

Breakdown of the business model
No matter what wholesaling strategy you want to go with, there are three components that you need to consider, i.e. acquisition, disposition, and transaction.

Let’s start with acquisition.

1. Acquisition
Acquisition is referred to the process through which you acquire the property. You can do this by generating leads, acquiring the property, following up on offers, communicating with the motivated sellers, and then converting leads into deals.

In this scenario, you first have to understand how to analyze the deals. This way, you will know if the deal you are considering is the right one for you.


As a wholesaler, you will need to help the motivated sellers get out of the distressful situations. You will need to make them talk to you openly about their concerns. For his purpose, you will need to build rapport. This way, you will be able to know about the level of motivation in the sellers.

During the process, it will be easier for you to notice that many of the sellers interested in selling their properties are not truly motivated to sell. It is quite important for you to know how serious those sellers are about selling their properties.

One thing that you are going to have to make sure in this process is that you understand purchase agreements well.

2. Disposition
The process in which you sell the property, build relationships with the buyers, or market the property is known as disposition. This process starts with building of rapport.

Real estate business is all about building relationships for the mutual benefits. Moreover, you always need to know the party you are working with very closely. In this scenario, you have to sense whether the investor you are working with is interested in one-time deal or he/she wants to work with you on long term.

The nest thing you need to be concerned about is the marketing of your property. There are several channels that you can consider for the proper advertising of your property. You can use craigslist and/or social media to get your property properly advertised.


Make sure that you properly understand the closing procedures. Since you are going to have to communicate them to your buyers or investors, you are going to have to fully understand those terms.

3. Transaction
Transaction is the phase you have been working for through all along the process mentioned above. This is where you don’t want the things to go south. This is the reason that you need to make sure that you know the closing procedure well. Proper documentation is the key in this regard. Your organizational skills are going to matter the most here. You have to make sure that you are shifting the control of property to the buyer in a swift manner.

Friday 19 May 2017

Four tips to recoup damage to a rental property


You’ve worked hard to provide your rental tenant with the best rental property for their money. Then the day comes when you and your current tenant have parted ways, you come to inspect the property and discover things just aren’t what they should be. There’s something wrong with the property, you enter to discover trash is thrown all over and what’s that smell? On further inspection, you discover holes in the walls with a smell that seemly has infected every single space. It’s going to take serious cleaning to get the property back in tip top shape.

Your former tenant did provide a deposit, but from the looks of the property now that deposit just isn’t going to cover the damage the home has got. What can you do to recoup for these damages while still making a profit off the site? You’ll need to remember and understand that each situation is different, but sometimes it can be done.

The options you have will depend on three factors: 
  • The amount of money owed 
  • Tenant type 
  • Situation where the property became damaged

There are four quick tips to consider when you’re considering how to pay for property damage done by a former tenant:

Negotiate 



A tenant who does damage to a rental property can be sent a disposition of deposit form that states that the deposit has become landlord property to cover the cost of the damage while also allowing a negotiation on costs that come beyond the regular deposit amount. Be aware that you’ll need to have complete Move in/Move out inspection documentation plus photographic proof of the before-and-after state of the property.

Accept a small loss

If the damage isn’t major but goes over the deposit amount you may just choose to accept the loss if the former tenant is unwilling to cover it. Accepting a small loss can help avoid headaches that chasing up the amount may create. If you’re accepting the loss, file the unpaid invoice under the former tenant information that can be presented to another landlord as a statement to the quality of tenant they might be considering.

Bill em

If you’re not wanting to accept the loss, you can begin to bill the former tenant repeatedly with a monthly bill for the amount owed. Cycle billing is a way to avoid large cost involved in regaining the money.

Send to collections

There are several collect agencies available to pursue past bill payments that use several different techniques in an attempt to recoup the money. But, you should aware that collection services can charge a large fee for recouping money owed, often at almost fifty percent of the money owed. If you choose a collection agent to recoup money owed, consider it only if the tenant owes over $1000 due to the collection agent fee. 


It’s not always easy to recoup on damage done to a rental property, but it can be done. So, consider all your options for payment and you’ll be on your way to recouping the money you need.