REI Secrets #8 » How To Make Simple Cash Offers - 3 Easy Methods

It can be easy to get overwhelmed in the real estate industry. Today, I’m going to go back to the basics and show you three easy-to-use methods for making simple cash offers.First is the MAO formula. MAO stands for Maximum Allowable Offer. I show you the formula to use, and how to adapt it to fit your specific area. Then I show a specific example of how to put this formula into action to calculate a cash offer for a house in Birmingham.The second method is the Average of the Lowest Sold. In a lot of ways, this is an easier method than the MAO Formula. I go over the method in detail, and again show some specific examples.Partnering with someone in the area is my preferred method for buying and selling properties. In fact, I have never done a deal where I haven’t partnered with somebody else. At the end of the day, I like working from home, and by partnering with local realtors and landlords, you get access to a “boots on the ground” person who can do the legwork of actually going to the properties and checking them out for you.And that’s really the third method: making contact with local real estate people and partnering up. They’re going to know the area and the neighborhoods, and you can use their experience to make better deals. I call this “the Ask Formula” and I go over the process in-depth.Freedomsoft makes all of these processes simple and easy, and I show you step-by-step how to use Freedomsoft to organize and track communication and handle e-signatures.What's Inside:—MAO Formula - Maximum Allowable Offer, and how to modify it to fit your area—Average of the Lowest Sold method—“The Ask Formula” - Make contact with local realtors, landlords, and resellers, and use their knowledge to profit—A step-by-step guide to using Freedomsoft to make and track offers