I've been eyeballing a house i pass everyday that is for sale by owner. Finally got the nerve up to call after a month (IK smh). Then it goes straight to voicemail AND its full🙄. Luckily there is an email so 🤞🏾 that they reply. I'll call back tomorrow!

Hey guys, I just wanted to share a quick story with you all. I have wanted to make my way into flipping houses for as long as I can remember but never really knew how. I decided early this year to go out and get my Agent license and begin helping others in their real estate adventures. My goal the whole time was to make extra money to put back and buy an investment property and to have the ability to represent myself in any real estate deal I may have in the future. Let me tell you, this whole process revolves around networking. Put yourself out there, meet as many likeminded individuals as you can. Find a way to add value to their projects. Stay in contact with the people you meet. On to the story behind where I'm at. I have a couple of friends in the group that I contacted and told them what I was doing, why I was doing it and my current timeframe for getting there. The Gilstraps invited me to the community where I was able to start learning through others experiences and of course Myles puts out a ton of information and I recommend you take everything he's willing to give. So meanwhile, as an agent I'm now with a brokerage and trying to go out and get clients. I was able to land a listing from a person I went to school with. I went looked at the house and knew immediately a traditional sale wouldn't work. Went ahead and explained and they knew that was going to be the case so thankfully they were level headed and signed the listing agreement and the rest is history. My first step again I called the Gilstraps and told them about the house and that I needed to get some Investors to come out and look at the house before I put it on MLS. Without hesitation, I had numbers for 3 local investors. I called all of them and lined up 3 showings back to back on that Saturday. Just through talking and explaining my goals and thoughts about the house I instantly became friends with these guys. We got 3 cash offers and accepted one. about 1 month later, the same client called and asked if we could do the same thing on her mother's old house that her brother was staying in. I call up the Investor that purchased the first one and told him what I had and he came and looked at it and told me to get back with him on the price. Again my clients being levelheaded and knowing the situation they were in and the condition of the house knew the case and they asked me to get them $100k for the home. After letting the Investor know, and asking him to pay a little over what they were asking because I knew it was a good deal for him, he agreed and asked if I would like to partner on it. After bringing him multiple deals now he saw something in me and decided to mentor me in a way through my first flip.

Under contract and for sale: 141 Liz Lane Easley S.C. - .6 acres per recent survey done - Septic tank present and working on lot - Water needs to be tapped into - Power needs to be tapped into - Mobile homes allowed - Single-family house allowed - Access to lot from the front and back - Potentially able to subdivide and build two house facing front and back private roads - Farm animals allowed - Somewhat cleared - Asking $40,000 cash - Closing with Bobotis Law Firm - $2,500 Earnest money within 24 hours

I'm Kelsey from Laurens SC been living in Greenville for 6 years. My goal is to get out of the studying zone and get my first wholesale deal so I can eventually do fix and flips, and have short term rentals in the future and pay off debt. I want to get these 3 things from the community: 1.  learn how to speak to people about buying their real estate 2.  meet like minded people 3. build my knowledge to confidently go after deals For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1.  Spend time w/ my husband and daughter 2.  learn new skills even if I suck at it lol 3.  shop