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

My favorite strategy is wholesaling. Whether it be wholesaling properties with a lot of equity to cash buyers, or quick flipping short sale deals or even assigning lease options.

Anything with low risk and fast cash is my bread and butter! =)

Right now my husband and I are looking into buying homes, fixing them up and re-selling them. We love the idea of doing a little hard work to make a family's dream come true in buying a home! Revitilizing a blighted neighboorhood by fixing-up one house at a time is our goal.

Never been a better time to buy low! Trying to build a rental portfolio.

Hi Dean,
Thank You for this opportunity to win an IPAD just for talking about something I love to talk about (Real Estate). Personaly I will be Using all three at some point in my RE investing ventures. Most will wholesale at first to get there feet wet.I think then we can spread our wings more & more as the train rolls on. Ultimatly I see myself cashing out when the market has recovered, and is at the top of the wave again. I wish the best of luck to all involved & I hope the winner really needs it and makes good use of it in thier RE investments.
Thank You! for everything Dean.
William.

i want to start wholesale now, save some money,fix my credit,buying and holding later. wish me Luck Dean.......thanks

Buy through a Self Directed Roth IRA, and rent, then eventually sell the property when values go up.

Maybe Dean can do a Blog on "Self Directed Roth IRAs....pros and cons! There are many Baby Boomers with 401Ks who are scared of the uncertainty of the stock market,out there.

Please Sign the iPad...thanks.

I am new at this. So I would like to plant my seed into real estate as a wholesaler first because it is the easiest way to break into real estate. I know that wholesaling isn't really real estate investing but once I plant my seed into wholesaling and create a cash flow then i can invest and watch my money grow.
having your ipad would be the nourishment my business needs to start to grow. Thank you so much for investing your time into my life, giving me a new career and to lead me to financial freedom.

tenderly,
tina

Dean At this time, with low to no cash, WholesSaling is the way that I MUST go. After a few wholesales I would like to switch to Short Sale/Lease Option.

I don't know a female who doesn't like the word "WHOLESALE".

So, I'm going to go with wholesale. Doesn't it have a nice flow...w-h-o-l-e-s-a-l-e. Yes!

I'm interested in buying at rock bottom and rehabbing for a decent profit. If the property won't sell quickly, I have no problem finding renters.

I'm currently wholesaling, flipping, and holding but would prefer to do more rentals to increase my cash flow.

Thanks much! Pete

Fix up, rent for positive cash flow and sell later when the market improves.

I am interested in wholesaling
Buy Cheep for cashflow

Initially I am interested in the whole sale technique, that is until I build up some sort of cash in my account but eventually getting to the point where I can hold properties to maximize my profit would be ideal.

I'm intererested in buying below market price, rehab, hold and sell when market permits.

Being a resident of Canada, I would prefer wholesale for properties in the USA AND for properties in Canada: wholesale and buy fix it and sell.

Thank you.

Helen Moses

I'm interested right now mostly in wholesaling...I'm just starting out and my cash flow is tight...Eventually I would like to be able to do it all!..Thank you for being such a generous person Dean.

I think that when I do a couple of wholesale deals, I will gain confidence and experience.That is what I need most at this point.In the long run I am more interested in cash flow.

With very little money, and no one to help me with a "fix and flip", I'm looking to wholesale, but I really need that IPAD to stay in touch on the go!!

Thanks in advance for the great gift!

I first saw the Dean Graziosi infomercial while lying in intensive care in a hospital.

I bought and read the two books offered on that infomercial. I also really enjoyed a subscription where I received the monthly videos that were being put out.

Since then, I have started doing the real estate business as a part time venture. I have developed a program where I buy a foreclosed home at a reduced price, fix it up, and then offer it for sale/rent.

I am in Florida, and the real estate market here has really been hit hard. Combine this with the new bank programs which makes it more difficult for buyers to get a mortgage. Therefore, it is difficult far a buyer with a marginal credit score to get the needed financing from the banks.

I am now working on my third home where we have bought the home, fixed it up and then rented it to a potential buyer with an option to buy. They pay a nice option fee up front which is counted as a downpayment when they are able to convert it into their own mortgage. The agreement is good for one year. On the two homes we have completed, we are making about $ 400 per month positive cash flow and the rentors are working to get their credit scores up to a point where the banks will finance them.

This program has not only been attractive to the rentors/buyers, but I also now have multiple investors who want to invest their money in my program, get a nice a return on the rent and within a year, get their full return on the sale. The return on the investment for the rent ranges between 8-12%. The return on the investment at the closing of the sale is ranging between 15-25%.

So far, it seems to be working fine.

Thanks for all of your teachings and ideas.

Jeff Walker

I'm interested in wholesaling to earn $$ a little faster, but really want to buy, renovate and flip.

Dean we would like to do all three. As a mstter of fact pretty much in the order that you described. My wife and I went to your 3 day seminar in New Orleans it was GREAT and very informative, well worth the time and $. Your reps. were very helpful and profesional. Looking foward to working with the DG family in the future. Thanks Don, Lena

Hi Dean. We are looking for the best way to buy LOW, LOW, LOW and hold. Florida is getting another huge wave of foreclosures and the rental market is booming. Our investors don't want any part of the buy & hold strategy but we feel that rentals could be a huge part of our retirement. Thanks for asking!

i'll be starting w/ wholesaing for quick cash to fund my real passion for rehabbing. the exit on the rehab can vary, as long as i can recycle a property rather than use more land and natural resources to build new.

Right now I am interested in wholesaling.

Hello Dean,
I'm interested in Wholesaling, while also investing in some income properties that I can buy and hold.

Thanks for asking,
Vickie

Hi Dean,
I'm in Law School, and in need of immediately cash flow to pay the school etc.. I losted my job, but not my ability to survive.
My present state is not an obstacle, just a gate for a promotion. The Maryland Lottery has a Pick 3, the Race Track has a trifecta, and you have three different ways to operate. The Lottery and Track are a gamble, but properties are bought, sold, rehab, and flipped everyday. I would enjoy working all three. My unwillingness to trust the right person will create more tragedies than the mistake of trusting the wrong persons,such as the lottery, track, etc..

Right now I am more interested in wholesaling.

Dean,

I am looking at this long term...I am more interested in buying cheap and holding onto property and selling later.

I am now interested it buying at a good price, rehabbing and selling for a profit.