How to Buy Our Wholesale Deals

We wanted to make buying a wholesale property easy and we are designed from the ground up to make that happen. The "secret sauce" in how we move deals is having a personal relationship with our buyers. No one else caters to buyers like we do. We decided that if we take care of our buyers and they come back repeatedly it ultimately takes care of our sellers and by default takes cares of us. If we don't bring good deals and give our buyers an efficient process to acquire then it's all a huge waste of energy.

We offer 3-4 Private Showings. Each is 30-minutes and that spot is dedicated to only you! If you miss the opportunity for the private showing there is always general showing for everyone.

Step 1:  Get Registered

We can't send you deals if we can't contact you, pretty simple. Sign up in less than 30 seconds to receive our deals via email and text if you opt-in. You can unsubscribe at anytime. Get Registered Here

Step 2:  View and Research Our Deals  

Now that you're signed up you have access to the Available Properties section and you will be alerted via email and Text, if you opted in. We have put all the pertinent information about the property on the website including Rehab Estimates, After Repair Value (ARV), showing times, comps, pictures. Basically everything you need to pull the trigger. We do not inflate ARV to sell deals and we encourage you to do your due diligence and determine what you think the value is. If the deal looks good head to step 3.

Step 3:  Come to the Showing

Here's where we're different and we give you an advantage over any wholesaler out there. We offer 3-4 showings and 1 large group showing.

Private Showings offer you a dedicated 30-minute slot of time to view the property at your pace and in peace. Take pictures and measurements, ask questions and feel comfortable with the property. How you choose this time is up to you. Either we'll have someone there to let you in or we'll give you a lockbox code.

The Group Showing is for those who may have missed a private showing or they are a bit more on the fence about pulling the trigger. There will most likely be other investors at the property with you instead of a private time for yourself.

Step 4:  Make an Offer!

The moment of truth! You've done the research, you've seen the house and you're ready to pull the trigger. All you have to do is go to the "Available Properties" tab and select your property. Scroll to the bottom of the page and you will see a section labeled "Make an Offer!". Simply fill out the form and click submit. Bam, you did it!

Assignment Contract

The assignment contract is the contract between the end buyer and the wholesaler. It specifies the terms of whats expected of both parties to facilitate the deal. This contract transfers the buyers rights specified in the original purchase contract between wholesaler and the seller to the new end buyer. Assignment contracts are widely used and are the standard for wholesale transactions.

Step 5:  Contracting and Earnest Money

Once your offer is accepted you will be contacted via email or phone by our in house transaction coordinator. Using the information in your offer form we'll write up a standard assignment contract to transfer our position in the contract with the seller to you, the new buyer. This contract will be sent to you via email and you will sign electronically. Once the contract is signed the earnest money to secure the deal is due and most often is given directly to the title company where the deal will be closed.

Congrats, you bought a wholesale deal!

Assignment Contract

The assignment contract is the contract between the end buyer and the wholesaler. It specifies the terms of whats expected of both parties to facilitate the deal. This contract transfers the buyers rights specified in the original purchase contract between wholesaler and the seller to the new end buyer. Assignment contracts are widely used and are the standard for wholesale transactions.

Please check out our FAQ page or Contact Us directly with a specific question!