Get to a defensible offer—before you spend.
Underwrite the deal, qualify the buyer, work the 13-week launch sequence, and keep the New York guardrails in view.
Underwrite the deal, qualify the buyer, work the 13-week launch sequence, and keep the New York guardrails in view.
The fee is earned only when the transaction closes. A signed assignment is not the same as money received.
Build a repeatable acquisition engine, reserve for tax, create three to six months of runway, document and delegate the repeatable work, then direct surplus into diversified investments or cash-flowing real estate.
Use supported sold comps—not asking prices. Every input should survive a skeptical buyer’s review.
Build the list during this session. Export a backup before you leave; the page does not retain entries after a refresh.
Add a verified property, then give it one concrete next action.
| PROPERTY | COUNTY | STAGE | NEXT ACTION | DEADLINE | CEILING |
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Tap tasks to mark session progress. Export from Pipeline to keep a backup of both leads and plan status.
Use the role disclosures, slow the conversation down, and give every seller room to choose another path.
Your attorney must confirm that your exact documents, advertising, and outreach keep you on the correct side of New York law.
No outbound campaign, seller meeting, deposit, or signature until New York counsel approves the purchase agreement, assignment agreement, disclosures, advertising language, earnest-money process, and outreach method.
One practical workflow for a beginning New York wholesaler, built around disciplined underwriting and attorney-reviewed execution.
One-time purchase. No recurring fee.