What Kind of Sellers Are Real Estate Investors Looking For?
Ralph Marcus Maupin, Jr. Co-Founder of National Real Estate Network, LLC Shares Investor Knowledge
You are looking for sellers whose #1 objective is to sell their property. You are looking for motivated sellers (A DON’T WANTER). If you are dealing with any one else, you are going down the wrong road. It would be a good to get a real estate license. Even when you are dealing with someone who is not a motivated seller and who’s #1 objective is not to get rid of the property, a real estate license can earn you money by listing the property for the person, or referring them to someone else that would be better as a listing real estate agent for the property.
When I call on someone who wants to sell their property, I have found they know the value and their options. We review what the after repaired value is with them and what we would offer. We also advise them as to their options regarding getting pre-qualified by a mortgage company, or any other options that might be the best solution for them. If they are motivated sellers whose #1 objective is to get rid of the property, then they will look to work out a sale with you. I feel it is important to let them know all their options such as to list property, take investor offer, or refinance property. If you present to them what is you see as their possible solutions it will make a difference for them regarding saving the property through refinance, or you might get the listing or referral fee from another realtor that gets the property sold for the owner. The bottom line is you served them and in doing that, you get taken care of also.
Some examples of motivated sellers are:
a. Divorce—the couple has separated. They now have doubled their individual overhead. They have two house payments now. The home they shared required two incomes. The marital house is headed for foreclosure
b. Probated estates- the attorney in charge will want to liquidate the estate as quickly as possible
c. Tired landlords—people who jump into this business and can't handle property management.
d. Loss of job
e. Move out of state- double house payments
f. Partnership split the business of finding motivated sellers is good one.
g. Foreclosures
h. Tax Foreclosures
In this business, key is to stay focused on making sure you have motivated seller. Said another way is that the person #1 objective is to get rid of their property. Good hunting for motivated sellers!
Ralph Mark Maupin
Nation Real Estate, LLC
www.megaeveningevent.com
Mark Maupin has purchased in excess of 3,500 single-family homes and many multi family properties. Mark teaches real estate investing seminars, and has real estate mentoring program.
Ralph Marcus Maupin, Jr. Co-Founder of National Real Estate Network, LLC Shares Investor Knowledge
You are looking for sellers whose #1 objective is to sell their property. You are looking for motivated sellers (A DON’T WANTER). If you are dealing with any one else, you are going down the wrong road. It would be a good to get a real estate license. Even when you are dealing with someone who is not a motivated seller and who’s #1 objective is not to get rid of the property, a real estate license can earn you money by listing the property for the person, or referring them to someone else that would be better as a listing real estate agent for the property.
When I call on someone who wants to sell their property, I have found they know the value and their options. We review what the after repaired value is with them and what we would offer. We also advise them as to their options regarding getting pre-qualified by a mortgage company, or any other options that might be the best solution for them. If they are motivated sellers whose #1 objective is to get rid of the property, then they will look to work out a sale with you. I feel it is important to let them know all their options such as to list property, take investor offer, or refinance property. If you present to them what is you see as their possible solutions it will make a difference for them regarding saving the property through refinance, or you might get the listing or referral fee from another realtor that gets the property sold for the owner. The bottom line is you served them and in doing that, you get taken care of also.
Some examples of motivated sellers are:
a. Divorce—the couple has separated. They now have doubled their individual overhead. They have two house payments now. The home they shared required two incomes. The marital house is headed for foreclosure
b. Probated estates- the attorney in charge will want to liquidate the estate as quickly as possible
c. Tired landlords—people who jump into this business and can't handle property management.
d. Loss of job
e. Move out of state- double house payments
f. Partnership split the business of finding motivated sellers is good one.
g. Foreclosures
h. Tax Foreclosures
In this business, key is to stay focused on making sure you have motivated seller. Said another way is that the person #1 objective is to get rid of their property. Good hunting for motivated sellers!
Ralph Mark Maupin
Nation Real Estate, LLC
www.megaeveningevent.com
Mark Maupin has purchased in excess of 3,500 single-family homes and many multi family properties. Mark teaches real estate investing seminars, and has real estate mentoring program.
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