@altha2008 First off, please use complete sentences. It's very difficult to understand what you are trying to say. You probably don't have a good understanding of what it is that I do. I'm not telling you to act as a realtor. I am saying to get a signed contract from the homeowner (this gives you an equitable interest in the property) and then sell that contract to and end user. It is not illegal to do this in Florida.
@altha2008: Stop giving out FALSE "information"! We Real Estate Investors make tons of "Bird Dogs" RICH by paying them to find us houses to buy - everyday! So, know what you are talking about.
I see now that "PsReale" has also corrected you. And, as he has told you, since we are PRINCIPLES in the deal, we are NOT acting as brokers, but rather as PRINCIPLES. Which is a HUGE difference!
But then, again, that is exactly WHY most real estate agents are POOR - because they don't know the LAW!
Good video... How do I track down all the active investors in my market? Someone told me it can be done through the MLS somehow and you can get their address where their tax bills get sent.
Yes..You can get the investors by looking at your local property appraisor's website. You can generally tell by the fact that the property owner has a few properties and the property tax bill is being sent to a different address.
It's actually better to locate your local Real Estate Investing club and finding people that are investors. Those are very active buyers.
Very good video. Thanks for the great info. I gave a Thumbs Up and Subed.
PeaceInChristAlone 11 months ago
there is a new law pending in florida that you will stop people from doing this.
The Florida real estate commission considers this as acting as a real estate agent
you can do a double closing on the day of the sale, and you can have an escape clause in your contract with the owner to get out of it
altha2008 1 year ago
why does this video dissolve into mixed up graphics?
tonycroft1 2 years ago
@tonycroft1 I'm not sure..something with youtube and uploaind i guess..:)
Pslreale 1 year ago
you cannot give noone money for refering a house that is acting as a real estate agent
in florida they not only fining the person giving the money they are giving fines to the person accepting the money
it is illegal in florida to do that and in most other states in fact i reported several people for doing it
altha2008 2 years ago
@altha2008 First off, please use complete sentences. It's very difficult to understand what you are trying to say. You probably don't have a good understanding of what it is that I do. I'm not telling you to act as a realtor. I am saying to get a signed contract from the homeowner (this gives you an equitable interest in the property) and then sell that contract to and end user. It is not illegal to do this in Florida.
Pslreale 1 year ago
@altha2008: Stop giving out FALSE "information"! We Real Estate Investors make tons of "Bird Dogs" RICH by paying them to find us houses to buy - everyday! So, know what you are talking about.
I see now that "PsReale" has also corrected you. And, as he has told you, since we are PRINCIPLES in the deal, we are NOT acting as brokers, but rather as PRINCIPLES. Which is a HUGE difference!
But then, again, that is exactly WHY most real estate agents are POOR - because they don't know the LAW!
darryl411 9 months ago
Good video... How do I track down all the active investors in my market? Someone told me it can be done through the MLS somehow and you can get their address where their tax bills get sent.
wholesalelegend 3 years ago
Yes..You can get the investors by looking at your local property appraisor's website. You can generally tell by the fact that the property owner has a few properties and the property tax bill is being sent to a different address.
It's actually better to locate your local Real Estate Investing club and finding people that are investors. Those are very active buyers.
Pslreale 3 years ago