Big Money In Big Chunks – Ronlegrand

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Big Money In Big Chunks

About 80% of my current real estate income comes from beautiful homes in beautiful neighborhoods.

These homes need no rehab, we don’t have to raise any money and credit is a non-issue. We don’t use it.

There are no banks, committees, short sales, contractors, Realtors, appraisers or other costly entanglements and we’re in and out usually in less than 30 days, sometimes in less than a week.

We guarantee no loans or leases or put ourselves at risk and no outside vendors or decision makers hamper our ability to get paid on six to twelve deals a month.

Most of the work is done by VAs so it’s not a time sucking, life draining business performed only because we have to or else. It’s fun, exciting and a business we look forward to everyday because it’s never boring and we deal with intelligent sellers and buyers who have money and praise us for our involvement in their life.

We’ve been focusing on pretty houses (For Sale by Owners) for about 2½ years now since we brought ACTS (Assignment of Contracts and Terms) to the world and during that time the things we learned have inspired a quantum leap in our business and hundreds of my students across the country.

Before I go any further, you should know ACTS is only a part of our business and frankly not where the big money is in this business. I’ll get to that in a minute.

You see, everything I just described about our business is true but until recently our market was houses ranging in value from $100,000 to $500,000, mostly below $300,000. Thus the paychecks ranged from $10,000 to $25,000. Same was true for our students, probably because they felt comfortable there and that’s what I taught them.

But That’s All Changed.

Now It’s About…

Big Money In Big Chunks

Let me explain!

Our profits come from down payments or non-refundable option deposits when we sell with owner financing or lease purchase.

On $100,000 houses our average was about $10,000 and once we got into the 2s, 3s, and 4s the deposits frequently hit $25,000 and a few higher. Plus we noticed the sellers were easier to deal with and the buyers were really excited to find such nice homes they could buy or option when they couldn’t qualify at a bank. They’d scrape up every dime they had to please us because their options were so limited. In fact, we were their only option to buy a home with seller financing or lease purchase in that price range.

That was then!!

A wise man once told me The More Dollars You Waller In The More Stick To Ya!

Lately we are focusing on high end houses and working with clients who are doing the same. We made some amazing discoveries. The biggest was…

We Get Paid A Lot More For Doing The Same Job!

You see, people who own houses valued over a million dollars have the same issues when selling as those with lower priced houses. In fact, some even worse.

They have to find a qualified buyer who can put down 20% and pass bank scrutiny for a loan, and today you gotta be squeaky clean to get a jumbo loan. This makes the buyer pool shrink drastically but opens up a huge opportunity for us.

Our whole business has nothing to do with bank financing. In fact, it’s just the opposite. I can describe it in one word…

TERMS

The goal is simple…

Find sellers who will sell with owner financing or lease purchase…TERMS!

We then either assign our contract to a terms buyer (ACTS) or stay in the deal for the really big paydays when we can.

When you deal with houses from $1,000,000 to $10,000,000 even the ACTS paydays are huge.

Consider this. If you can qualify to buy a $3,000,000 house you’ll need $600,000 down (20%). And that’s if you can qualify with excellent credit and income. It doesn’t take much to get turned down, even with $600,000 down.

Now suppose that same buyer sees a $3,000,000 house advertised with…

Owner Financing – No Bank Qualifying

People looking to buy $3,000,000 houses ain’t broke. They all have money but many may not qualify for a loan. Hey, I’m one of them. Commercial deals gone south after the 2008 crash made me…Unqualified for a bank loan. That doesn’t mean I couldn’t make the payment or put up a big down payment. I’m not alone.

If it takes $600,000 if I’m qualified then imagine the flexibility you have if you can offer this same house with terms to a so called unqualified buyer.

So it’s really this simple…

Find the sellers who will sell with owner financing with good terms and then sell the house for a higher price, more down and more per month and keep the difference.

Example: Free and Clear House, my favorite You agree to buy $3,000,000 Down(5%) $ 150,000 Mtg To Seller $2,850,000 3% interest only, 5 yr balloon

Payment to Seller $7,125

Relax, you don’t have to come up with the $150,000 or even be responsible for a $7,125 payment or certainly never guarantee a loan. That’s the beauty of this business…NO RISK!

Your seller is perfectly clear you won’t be closing until you’ve located a buyer or sometimes we just get 90 days to close and keep the seller out of our business, thus getting plenty of time to find the buyer.

If the buyer doesn’t come (extremely rare), we would simply cancel the contract. In the above example, I’d do a simultaneous closing and close the purchase and sale the same day. Here’s why…

Buyer comes along and offers $400,000 down at our $3,295,000 asking price with no bank qualifying.

Remember they’d need $600,000 if they do qualify so they may have good credit but not enough down or poor credit and time to fix it – so the sale looks like this.

Sales Price $3,295,000 Down $400,000 Buyer Owes You $2,895,000 5 year balloon Payment to You $11,875 5% interest only

Yes, I know the payment scares you but it won’t scare those looking to buy a $3,300,000 house. FYI, if the buyer borrows the same amount from a bank at 4% for 30 years the payment is $13,606.

So what have we accomplished?

Down Payment $400,000 in $11,875 in -$150,000 out -$7,125 out $250,000 net to you $4,750 net monthly

The buyer owes you the same principal amount as you owe the seller but you get paid $4,750 a month to collect and make a payment on a house you don’t own…and if the buyer doesn’t close you get to take the house back and do it again…$250,000 richer.

Do you see why I’d stay in this one? I see 4,750 reasons every month and another big payday if the buyer defaults plus a potential discount on the seller’s note when the buyer refinances.

Now suppose the seller wants about $11,000 a month payment and you can’t see the market paying more. No good reason to stay in the deal. In that case you’d simply assign your contract to buy to a new buyer (ACTS), collect your $250,000 and be out of the deal.

OK, I can hear your objections so let’s list them here so we’re clear.