House Hustler's Club Seminars Teaches How to Flip Houses For Profit

ORLANDO, Fla. - Oct. 12, 2014 - PRLog -- How to flip houses for profit? That seems to be a question often asked by new real estate investors. Let's break down a few common misconceptions about flipping houses for profit.

First, it takes very little money to flip houses for profit. If you know what you are doing, or, if you have the right mentor, you will soon discover that flipping houses for profit is very attainable anywhere you live in the United States.

It all starts and ends with marketing. If you can come to terms with this, half of your battles are already won.

Once you can find a targeted list of prospects who don't want a house or land, you have completed the first step of getting to the closing table.

The lists that a new investor should look for are: tax deed lists, probate, out of state owners, and code violations to start.
Second, new investors should send post card campaigns every 45-60 days to identify motivated owners who would consider selling today. Your letter may read something like this...

Dear owner,
I was driving in your neighborhood today, and it appeared that your house on 123 Main St. was vacant. I am interested  in buying your property today. I'm a cash buyer and I can close on it in 3 weeks or less. I can buy your house, even if it's in foreclosure, and still help you get a fair amount of cash quickly. If you're interested in selling, please call me at 555.555.5555.
Thirdly, I'm not a real estate agent, I'm not interested in listing your property...I want to buy it. You don't have to fix anything, and you don't have to pay any commissions.

I look forward to speaking to you.

That's all it takes to get the ball rolling on the marketing side. The House Hustle's Club hold seminars to teach new investors how to flip houses for profit.

Often times, the checks range from $2,000 - $50,000 for doing a simple assignment of contract to a buyer who can do all of the work themselves.