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What’s easier to wholesale: houses or land
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Spent $0.00 and made $27,000 flipping a house
In this interview, Nate breaks down how he made $27,000 on his first real estate wholesale deal — and how the buyer and seller later tried to cut him out of the payday. This wasn’t some perfect beginner story where everything went smooth. Nate didn’t have a big buyer list. He didn’t have years of experience. He didn’t have all the paperwork, rent rolls, taxes, insurance, or property details upfront. What he did have was enough knowledge to take action, have conversations, get a contract signed, and stay in the middle of the deal long enough to get paid. The wild part? This deal started from a random conversation with a cable guy. Nate asked him if he wanted to rent a house. The cable guy said no, but mentioned his landlord owned a bunch of properties and wanted to sell. That one conversation led Nate to tired landlords who had owned properties for over 30 years and wanted to unload 36–37 rental houses. Nate met them at Starbucks, used the contract he learned from my content, and got the deal moving. Then he found the buyer through another conversation while looking at an off-market property. The buyer turned out to be connected to a hedge fund group buying up properties in Cincinnati. Nate got the property information together, stayed in the middle, walked the houses with the buyer and seller, and helped push the deal forward. You’ll hear how: ✅ Nate found the seller from a random conversation ✅ The deal turned into 36–37 houses ✅ He had no buyer list when he started ✅ He found the buyer through networking ✅ The deal was worth around $677,000 ✅ He negotiated a percentage instead of a flat assignment fee ✅ The deal moved fast after it was under contract ✅ The seller and buyer tried to close without paying him ✅ Nate had to fight to make sure he got his payday ✅ He still walked away with about $27,000 ✅ He later made another $18,000 on a duplex deal ✅ His first year in real estate changed the way he looked at money This is why I always say beginners need to stop thinking learning is the same thing as action. Watching videos is not the deal. Going to seminars is not the deal. Downloading contracts is not the deal. Those are tools. The money comes when you actually talk to people, make offers, follow up, build relationships, and put deals together. Nate’s story is a perfect example of how simple conversations can turn into real estate opportunities. But it’s also a warning. If you’re wholesaling, you need your paperwork right. You need to protect your position. You need to stay involved. And you can’t assume everybody is going to do the right thing just because you brought the deal together. Nate had a contract in place and still almost got cut out. That’s a lesson every beginner needs to hear. If you’re new to real estate investing, wholesaling, finding buyers, talking to sellers, or trying to figure out how to get your first deal, this interview will give you a real look at what can happen when you finally take action. If this video helps you: ✅ SUBSCRIBE for more real estate wholesaling strategies 🔔 Turn on NOTIFICATIONS so you don’t miss future interviews and deal breakdowns 👍 LIKE the video to help more beginners find this training 💬 COMMENT with your biggest question about getting your first wholesale deal
First Wholesale Deal $27K | How He Fought Back When They Tried To Cheat Him
Most wholesalers don’t have a cash buyer problem — they have a buyer-list problem. They either don’t know how to build one, or they’ve got a spreadsheet full of names and still don’t know which buyers are actually worth calling. That’s where Cashbuyers.ai comes in. A lot of wholesalers think the hard part is getting a cash buyer list. But the real problem is knowing what to do with the list after you get it. Who’s active? Who’s buying in your ZIP code? Who’s buying in your price range? Who should you call first? That’s what Cashbuyers.ai is built to help you figure out. In this walkthrough, I use the Dallas–Fort Worth market as the demo example. I show how a raw buyer list can be imported into Cashbuyers.ai and turned into a cleaner buyer strategy instead of just another spreadsheet full of names. You’ll see how to: ✅ Build a cash buyer list ✅ Import buyer data into Cashbuyers.ai ✅ Analyze buyer activity ✅ Find the hottest ZIP codes ✅ See which buyers are buying the most ✅ Check repeat buyer activity ✅ Compare buyers by location ✅ Review buyer purchase history ✅ Find buyers connected to certain ZIP codes ✅ See if a buyer list is actually worth working ✅ Turn a spreadsheet into a call-first buyer strategy ✅ Know who to call first instead of guessing I also explain why every cash buyer list is not the same. Just because someone shows up on a list does not mean they are the best person to call for your deal. Some buyers are more active than others. Some are buying in certain ZIP codes. Some may only buy in certain price ranges. And some names on a list may not be worth your time at all. That’s why the goal is not just to get a list. The goal is to understand the list. Cashbuyers.ai helps you look at the data and quickly see where the buyer activity is, who is showing up the most, what ZIP codes are getting the most action, and which buyers may be the best ones to call first. In this example, I show how the tool can take thousands of buyer records and organize them into something much easier to use. Instead of calling random names from a spreadsheet, you can start with the buyers who appear to have the strongest activity. Cashbuyers.ai does not make every buyer a guaranteed buyer. You still have to call, verify, build relationships, follow up, and negotiate. But it can help you move faster, avoid wasting time on bad buyer lists, and stop guessing who to call first. 📲 WANT TO TRY CASHBUYERS.AI? Text SCRUB to 205-964-5243 Free access is only available for a few days during this public test. You’ll be able to demo the Dallas market and see how the tool works. If this video helps you: ✅ SUBSCRIBE for more real estate wholesaling strategies 🔔 Turn on NOTIFICATIONS so you don’t miss future updates 👍 LIKE the video to help more investors find this training 💬 COMMENT with your biggest question about building or working a cash buyer list
Stop Wasting Time on Fake Cash Buyers! (Do This Instead)
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Mrs Carter wants to wholesale houses
In this video, I’ll show you how to evaluate vacant land and infill lots using Zompz, Redfin, and Zillow data. One of the biggest reasons beginners avoid land is because they don’t know how to figure out what a lot is worth. If you don’t know the end value, it’s hard to know whether you have a real deal or you’re just guessing. In this walkthrough, I show how I use Zompz to compare nearby sold land, review lot size, look at acreage, calculate price per acre, and remove bad comps that can throw off the numbers. You’ll see how to: ✅ Search Redfin for land near a target property ✅ Filter by sold vacant lots ✅ Compare similar lot sizes ✅ Add sold comps into Zompz ✅ Set a target property ✅ Review suggested land value ✅ Use acreage and price per acre ✅ Eliminate comps that don’t fit ✅ Decide if the asking price makes sense ✅ Think through a wholesale offer price ✅ Understand why infill lots can be a good land strategy I also explain why you should compare “like to like” when evaluating land. A small infill lot should not be valued the same way as a larger parcel, and one bad comp can make the value look better than it really is. In this example, Zompz first shows a suggested value that looks too high, but after reviewing the comps and removing the ones that don’t fit, the number becomes much more realistic. That’s the point of this process — not just trusting the first number, but using the data to make a smarter decision. I also break down what an infill lot is, why builders may want them, and how new construction values in the area can affect whether a vacant lot actually makes sense as a deal. Zompz does not make every vacant lot a deal. You still have to verify the numbers, understand the area, make offers, negotiate, and follow up. But it can help you move faster, compare sold land easier, and stop guessing what vacant lots are worth. 📲 WANT ACCESS TO ZOMPZ? Text ZZ to 205-964-5243 Or visit: https://zompz.com 📱 WANT TO USE ZOMPZ ON A TABLET OR SMARTPHONE? Text ZZ to 205-964-5243, then scroll down for the iPhone and Android instructions. If this video helps you: ✅ SUBSCRIBE for more real estate wholesaling strategies 🔔 Turn on NOTIFICATIONS so you don’t miss future Zompz updates 👍 LIKE the video to help more investors find this training 💬 COMMENT with your biggest question about evaluating land
Flip Vacant Lots the EASY Way (Using This 60-Second Tool) Zompz
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His assignment fee is disappeared because he didn’t check Zompz
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Before you wholesale a house, check this
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