My Deals

If you have made a deal using the information from Dean's book and/or programs, make sure you see the following post.

This is a huge opportunity to get rewarded big time for sharing your story of success with us...

http://www.deangraziosi.com/node/5547

Last November I bought a house that was in foreclosure for $43,000. It was listed for $46,000. At first glance that doesn't seem like that great of a deal. I locked it up within a few days of it being listed. Here is why. It was listed as a two bedroom. Most people want 3 or more bedrooms. Also, it was located in a nice up and coming location. When I got there I found out there were 2 more bedrooms upstairs that they weren't counting.

I know we say a deal of a lifetime will com along every week, well here is my latest.

I found a house that was FSBO. He originally wanted to do only conventional financial but I came correct. I outright told him that I had no money but I really wanted his property.

Just got a phone call. Another offer accepted this week!

Going forward, we'll be adding the Deal Maker badge to each to user who posts a past deal, current or prospective deal in this forum section. When you do, please post as detailed as you can be about the deal, the process, etc.

Also, you can add pics of the property, using the "File Attachment" option that is displayed under the text box where you type your post. Extra kudos will be given to those who do add pictures. You can added multiple pictures by clicking "edit" once your post is saved and adding more attachments.

This forum is ONLY for discussing specific real estate deals, not general principles relating to investing.

We advise you not post actual addresses for privacy purposes, but at least the state and city (or general metropolitan area).

Give as much details as possible on the property, such as year built, price you negotiated/paid, estimated value, number of beds, baths, size, lot size. The more characteristics the better.

Also, add the situation that enabled you to get the property, the technique used, and you net profit if it has been completed.