Cleveland Discount Properties Wholesale

06/04/2023

Would there be any interest in having a Meetup group for wholesalers and cash buyers?

04/08/2023

Active Cleveland Area Wholesalers

Legacy J Investments - (833) 548-3554 - Commercial
[email protected]

Capital Growth Group - (440) 346-1341
Andrew Dunn [email protected]

North East Ohio home Buyers - (440) 202-1285
Suzy Rowe [email protected]

GREXCELLENT Solutions - (833) 473-9235
Daniel Taylor [email protected]

Cleveland Real Estate Group - (216) 800-0509
Nick Gory [email protected]

Alex Revnew - (216) 586-4917
[email protected]

Krystal Watson - (214) 669-7586
[email protected]

Higher Source Funding (440) 276-1700
[email protected]

Alana Smith Real Estate - (330) 348-4986
[email protected]

American Family Properties - (216) 307-6057
[email protected]
Jenny Kenderes or Ken Lewis

Mark Kline - (440) 263-3642
[email protected]

Shondra Haynes - (919) 391-9043
[email protected]

12/31/2022

Happy New Year Everyone! Be safe and enjoy yourselves.

07/14/2022

Hi everyone! I've had a few people ask me and my old contacts are no longer around. Who do you use as a hard money lender here in Cleveland? If we get some helpful responses I'll add a file to the page that everyone can refer to. Thanks in advance, you all rock!

06/28/2020

How do you find properties that aren't publicly listed?
We have ways of knowing who to talk to.

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07/21/2019

Hello to all of our real estate investing friends. We have a little shameless plug for you but it's much more than that. As you all know real estate is a game of money. If you have money you can get deals done. If you do not have money you just can't get started.

Usually house flippers look to traditional banks and hard money lenders for getting financing for a deal. Banks can be difficult to qualify with and usually require a 15-20% down payment. Hard money can be very expensive and investors will only get up to 75% of the money that they actually need.

But if what you don't have a bunch of cash for downpayments? What if you don't have a bunch of cash for fix up and holding costs? You are screwed, which is exactly how the system is set up. But not anymore!

With that in mind we spent quite some time researching different ideas and companies to resolve this problem. This is what we found to be the best option out there.

Unsecured lines of credit are always a great option and the credit lines can be used for downpayments as well as holding costs and repairs. And best of all these credit lines come with 0% interest for 9-18 months so your first couple of deals could be interest free!

Get Your Free Pre-Approval Now! There's no risk to your credit to see how much you can get in unsecured credit lines at 0%.

12/22/2012

Happy Holidays everyone! Please be safe and enjoy your families. We'll see you after the New Year when we plan on really getting rolling into 2013.

12/15/2012

A little more about our market and the numbers borrowed from The Bryan Ellis Investing Letter;

Zillow Releases Top Buyers’, Sellers’ Markets for 2012
Carole VanSickle | December 14, 2012 |

If you're hoping for a bargain on a home, Chicago is the place to buy.
According to Zillow, Chicago is the best place to buy a house these days if you are looking for a deal. The city topped Zillow’s “Best Buyers’ Market” list for the second year in a row, followed by Cleveland, Ohio; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Cincinnati, Ohio[1].

To determine what markets favored buyers, Zillow evaluated the relationship between actual sales price and asking price, the number of days listings spent on Zillow, and the percentage of homes on the market with a price cut[2]. Using these standards, San Jose, California was the best market for sellers with high sales prices, short listing periods, and even bidding wars. Las Vegas also made the top five for sellers, as did Phoenix, Arizona.

[1] http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2012/12/13/best-buyers-market

[2] http://www.businessinsider.com/zillow-buyer-seller-home-markets-2012-12.

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12/06/2012

Where are all the Cleveland area real estate investors? You are going to make us mail you a letter aren't you? lol Why not just hop on over to http://www.discountproperties.biz and join our VIP Buyers list and save us a stamp. It will only take a moment and you will see the amazing deals we have lined up fresh as they come in.

12/03/2012

If you have funds laying around not making good returns you really need to make an investment in real estate. here is the latest from CNN Money:

Home prices: Biggest rise in more than 2 years.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- In another sign of a housing market rebound, home prices posted the biggest percentage gain in more than two years in the third quarter, according to the closely followed S&P/Case-Shiller index.

Read more here: http://money.cnn.com/2012/11/27/real_estate/home-prices/index.html?section=money_realestate&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=linkedin&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+rss%2Fmoney_realestate+%28Real+Estate%29

12/02/2012

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11/28/2012

Bloomberg Businessweek says,
401(k) Letting You Down? Try a Foreclosed Home;

“I’d rather buy real estate than gamble on the stock market or get almost no return from putting my money in a bank,” says Barton Wallace, a real estate investor and broker in Hingham, Mass., who owns four rental properties. “I don’t have any problem getting tenants.”

Read the rest of the article here:
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-11-08/401-k-letting-you-down-try-a-foreclosed-home

Retirement savers are putting money into rental properties