Dean Graziosi Weekly Video Blog #138 - Watch this, win Dean's iPad

We are interested in Wholesaling and Subject-To as we don't have the start-up $. Once we get a couple of deals and have a few $ our goal is to Buy & Hold for immediate cash flow and future big profit.

We found a great couple of properties in an area that is being rehabbed and want to put a couple of four-plexes on. Our problem is not having the funds to purchase or our networking in place as we just moved here. This is where the wholesaling & subject-to $ would be ideal.

Hi Dean,
I am more intersted in buying cheap houses now and renting them for a positive cash flow then selling them whem market gets better for a bigger spread.
Thanks.
Nelson

Liking the sound of all three at this time. Would love more information on all of the above.

Buy low , sell kind of low - but all need to be thought of when doing realestate to be flexable

workng on wholesales. cleaning up credit to get good lender. to start on deals .small town hard to find buyers list and lenders. put i will win in the end . thanks dean

I got a little money, good creited unfortunately it seemes all the good deals get snached up by people with cash.i keep putting offers in and no i will find one. looking to buy & flip and when i can buy and rent for my retirement.Thanks for all your help dean really appreciated.

I'm really excited about all three...what ever I run across. But my current goal is to get 10 more rental properties
by the end of the year. Thanks for all your help and information!
Sincerely,
Terri B

I just bought a house at auction. Gonna close today. It only needs minor cosmetics like painting, a stove and fridge and some minor yard work. I was going to rent it but already had a not firm offer for 30K more than my final closing. I am thinking this one will be a quick flip if the deal goes through!
So I would say a combination of the buy low and either rent or flip depending on the prevailing winds!

I"m more interested in wholesale deals for start up cash. still trying to get my first deal done.
Down the road move on to buy and hold.

Thank You.

So far we have bought low, rehabbed and rented. Now I'm in the position of needing cash. That means get a job or learn to wholesale. I live in a rural area with no REI clubs and have had a hard time getting a buyers list. But Wholesaling is my top priority right now!

I would like to buy below wholesale and then sell wholesale to create some cash and then do it again, over and over.

Charles

Currently, I'm interested in learning as much as I can to be able to successfully complete as many wholesaling transactions as possible. I'm in the process of creating my buyers and sellers lists. I currently have more people on my buyers list than on my sellers list. So, I need to work on that and then finally match them up with properties, in order to earn some quick cash! Thanks for all your help, Dean!

Yep!!!
My goal is to create a stream of income! Of course, many properties may not work best with this in mind, I am flexible but have retirement in mind!!!

I am interested in whole sale

I really think you named the order is which I am interested. Sweet Video Blog. Thanks for the offer.

Kris

Looking at the Wholesaling avenue but may look into fix and flip down the road if it worth while

Right now I'd like to wholesale. Quick and fast is better. In the future, rental income would be great.

HI Dean, I would really prefer wholesaling as there are less headaches and less capital required. Maybe once I am in a capital position, fixing and selling retail would make more sense as well as more profits.
Thanks

I would like to wholesale to start and later buy & rehab when I get more cash reserves.

Thanks!

Vik
Los Angeles

They all seem to work hand in hand. start a deal one way then it works out another. All work great.

Wholesale would be the the best way for me to start out, but eventually would like to purchase, turn, and rent for positive monthly cash flow!:0)

well i can most likely agree with most real estate investors who start out here. wholesale investing is the greatest way to start out. i say this because not only do i agree with everyone but it doesnt require any credit, no money, and no experience. all you have to know is the basic info on fast cash and process of assigning contracts. its a great way to start out with real estate, it helps you get your feet wet while your building your foundation. well i hope this helps thanks dean... and if your reading this i hope one day ill be able to meet you in person. it would be an honor. thank you..

I am currently most interested in wholesaling...hoping to make some money so that I could quit my day job and do this full-time for the time being. Then eventually buy, hold, and sell properties.

Wholesaling most definately!! In today's economy nothing keeps the juices flowing better than quick cash. For me thats the ideal way to supply what is needed quickly but in the long run the money earned can be used to eventually buy, rehab, and rent for now. Then when the market changes sell for a nice profit.

I just wanted to add that this may be the push that I need to get my business off the ground,

Thank you

Prefer buying wholesale; rehab. and sell retail. No longer interested in tennants; however, would consider a lease/option.

Bill G.

I would like to learn more about wholesaling commercial properties. With all the regulations that is coming down on residential, I would like shift to commercial real estate and learn how to control apartment buildings and other types of commercial properties.

I would like to buy low and rent for cash flow.

I am interested in all 3, but at the moment I would have to say I am most interested in the wholesaling. This will provide the influx of liquid cash needed to acquire additional properties to continue with the others. Having an IPAD would have been extremely useful this weekend when out looking for good/great deals! thank you!

i would rathr do wholesale, to get money fast.