Real Estate Wholesaling: How To Find The Right End Buyers In 2019
Ready to make 2019 your biggest year in real estate wholesaling so far? It’s all about finding the right end buyers for your deals.
Properties are still plentiful, and the rumors are that there is a lot more inventory coming onto the market. As the cycle continues to turn that is likely to mean many more motivated sellers too. With 100% financing for wholesale deals from Best Transaction Funding, there are really no limits to the amount of volume you can do. So, who is able to do the most deals in 2019, and who can be in and out and paid the fastest is really all about lining up the right end buyers.
So, who are the end buyers in the real estate market in 2019?
Individual Cash Buyers
Overall there may be fewer cash buyers in the housing market in 2019. After years of purchasing homes and investment properties for cash, many have locked up their liquidity in equity. However, do expect more new mom and pop investors with retirement funds and who are cashing out of the stock market who can afford to pay for more affordable properties in all cash. Then there are many who will be inheriting their parents wealth and homes to cash out as well.
Investment Funds
Investment funds are still hungry for real estate deals. They have a lot of capital and must deploy it. One of their biggest challenges right now is putting that money to work. If you can provide bulk deals, then they may snap them up for cash as well.
House Flippers with Specialized Financing
One of the biggest challenges wholesalers perceive about flipping properties to those that need financing is getting through any inspection and condition hoops demanded by mortgage lenders. However, those flippers using one of today’s more modern flip lenders or private lending companies normally won’t have those issues, and have been enjoying high LTV financing. Advertising properties for only cash buyers will mean missing out on this bigger and highly active group of end buyers.
Boomers & Generation X Home Buyers
On the retail resale side boomers and Generation X home buyers could be among the most active in 2019. They have the credit to get loans and many have the down payments. Many have been waiting on the sidelines for a decade for house prices to soften up and are now eagerly looking for deals. Millennials are forecast to be the group which takes out the most mortgage loans in 2019, yet half don’t even have $1 for a down payment and closing costs. Only 10% have much saved. So, it may not be wise to bank your own income on serving millennials alone.
In conclusion - there are many great opportunities in 2019. It’s all about lining up the end buyers, and promoting to them in a way that connects. Who will you be wholesaling too?