Investing Strategies
Protect Your Business: Use the Letter of Intent This Way
From Chain of Title (which I covered in my previous lesson about how to properly be recorded on chain of title as the owner of record), now to Letters of Intent – both key elements to getting and closing more deals. They may not be the most stimulating of real estate investment topics to talk about, but they are crucial components to your success.
Hey Moguls,
Jason Lucchesi back today to talk about how you can make your offers
without using an executed contract. Yes, it IS possible with the right paperwork.
First order of business: Disclaimer! I’m helping you cover your butt here, and I’ve got to cover mine too, right? I’m talking about protecting yourself and your business…
Important Note: I am NOT an attorney…
Jason Lucchesi
Jason Lucchesi is the co-founder of real estate and marketing company Global Fortune Solutions, LLC. Jason has been in the real estate industry since 2002, where he began his career as a Loan Officer. His career flourished in the mortgage business when he accepted an Account Executive position with Countrywide in 2004. Within his first six months, he had achieved the #1 Account Executive in the Midwest territory. In January of 2006. During this time, Jason began investing part-time in multi-family rental properties while also becoming involved in wholesaling. By 2006, Jason was transferred to the Indianapolis area to save a struggling branch. He quickly took the branch out of the red into the green while also beginning to purchase distressed residential properties part-time. In 2007, Jason began pursuing his ultimate dream of becoming a full-time real estate investor and began investing in REOs in 2008. Since then, Jason has been involved with many aspects of real estate including short sales, tax sales/deeds purchasing, purchasing homes in distress, wholesaling, and many other avenues. Jason has been married to his wonderful wife Jamie since 2007, and they are proud parents to their sons Brady and Gavin.
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