Hi, this is Frank Chen with REIClub.com, the only site you need as a real estate investor. Today I've got quick video on why Wholesaling / Flipping Real Estate is good for beginner investors
Qualifications: Wholesaling Property “Ease of Entry”
Not a lot of…
- Time
- Experience
- Money or credit
- Resources
- Looking to make Quick Cash with low risk
Investment: Typical Wholesaling Properties Work Day
- Time — Typically 1-3 Hours a day
- Looking through ads/posting ads
- Calling realtors
- Drive-through neighborhoods
- Attending REIA meetings/networking
- Building a Buyers list
- Market Analysis
– pulling comps - Creating a Plan
- Money
– Earnest money — as little as $1 – $1000 — get it back rather quickly
Financial/Experience Gain from wholesaling houses:
- Typically $1,000 – $10,000 / transaction (5-10 total hours of work per transaction)
- Build relations — realtors, investors, title companies,
- Learn the market
- Assessing profit margins based on Repair costs
- Familiarize yourself with purchase and sales agreements
- Start building financial strength
- Move on to other areas of real estate — rehabs, short sales, reo's
Wholesaling Property Risks:
- Money in Deal – If using private mortgage lender, none of your own money is in the wholesale real estate deal
- End buyer backs out
- Buyers list setup
– pre-sell properties – no holding time when you flip properties
– replace buyers
If you always wondered how or what niche of real estate investing was a good place to start, wholesaling properties is it. It's low risk, doesn't require credit, very little capital is needed, and the time investment is very manageable especially if you have a full-time job. Flipping real estate allows you to learn the business safely, and helps you to start build financial strength so you are able to pursue bigger and better investments.
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