Don’t Spend for a House Needing Work When Buying Subject-to!

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The Transactional Real Estate Investor Show with Blair Halver

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Success in a real estate business depends on good transactional engineering. You must be able to handle any seller situation and choose the best exit strategy. Whenever you buy a house subject-to that needs a lot of work, don’t ever hand out money. The only time we consider doing so is when you want to help the seller move out of the house! In this episode, learn how to approach sellers who: have private loans, are behind on payments and are in foreclosure, and those who want cash to cover the work that needs to be done in their house. Hear how to buy a subject-to in bankruptcy. Discover how to approach banks in regard to the reinstatement of loans for prospects with homes in foreclosure. We discuss how to buy as-is on terms and sell on terms. Be aware of the risks and responsibilities of trustees on land trusts. Finally, gain skills on how to do settings and action plans in Mojo to follow up with leads. Mentioned Resources: Propstream Zillow Mojo 1800gotjunk Ron LeGrand Craigslist InvestorTitletoolbox In this episode we covered: 00:00:00 – Start-up and market update 00:04:06 – How to buy a subject-to in bankruptcy converted from chapter 13 to chapter 7 00:08:00 – How to approach a seller with a USDA loan, $30K behind on payments 00:10:44 – How to transition into a lease-option when seller doesn’t want to do a subject-to 00:12:29 – Whether deferring or re-amortizing a loan is contingent in pre-foreclosures and about having pushbacks with the gatekeepers of loan processors 00:16:20 – How to approach a seller in pre-foreclosure that wants to sell for what they owe and owe $60K 00:19:21 – About a wholesale deal out-of-state: how to market two houses on a property when one has somebody living in it and the other is full of junk. 00:27:00 – Settings and action plans in Mojo to follow up with leads 00:31:13 – A deal in which seller is asking for $265K, has a mortgage of $135K, and according to Propstream has two liens totaling $12K 00:38:00 – A client’s words of wisdom 00:42:08 – About Propstream 00:43:06 – A client’s successful way to approach banks in regards to reinstatement of loans for prospects with homes in foreclosure 00:47:25 – About an LLC with rentals in it under the same loan; whether if a commercial lender is more prone to call the loan due than a private lender 00:50:22 – A seller concerned if they can lease out on a VA loan 00:51:11 – Update on client’s ten-packet cash deal 00:58:23 – About a client buying as-is on terms and selling on terms 01:12:44 – How to approach a seller concerned about the sale of their house, with subject-to and a carryback, affecting their income qualification; they want cash for their house that needs work and has black mold 01:20:10 – About another client with a similar situation previous one 01:22:57 – Most effective way to get script info out of people responding to ads 01:23:58 – Risks and responsibilities of trustees on land trusts 01:25:01 – A client working out strategies to make his CRM system get lots of leads coming in 01:29:27 –Jeff’s insight about negotiating back to sellers with subject-to as far as what is owed and lenders being more flexible with terms in regards to houses in forbearance and a large short-sale market 01:32:11 – Wrap-up About Blair: Blair is the founder and creator of Dealbot, a motivated seller lead generation company. He has managed nearly $2mm in marketing spend and generated over 100,000 motivated seller leads. He also buys and sells houses himself in the Winston-Salem and Charlotte, NC markets. In the past year, he has acquired nearly $3mm in cash flowing rental properties with zero money out of his pocket. Multimedia: Youtube Apple Podcasts Google Play Facebook Thank you for listening!