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Financial Literacy Group - Scaling Your Wholesale Business Using Novations

with... Briana Heino

Learn how Novations can unlock new opportunities for wholesalers, making it easier to increase profits, expand reach, and scale efficiently

Saturday, October 12, 2024 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Surety Title Office
11 Eves Dr #150 Marlton, NJ 08053

SJREIA Financial Literacy Subgroup - 10am to Noon - Marlton, NJ

SJREIA Members attend FREE -- Visitors pay $20

Seating limited to first 30

Meeting every 2nd Saturday

Scaling Your Wholesale Business Using Novations
Briana Heino, President/CEO - HEI Property Investments, LLC 
www.brianabuyshomes.com  Office:(908) 503-5511 | Cell:(609) 592-3600

  1. Access to Retail Buyers for Higher Profits

Novations allow wholesalers to sell properties to retail buyers, often achieving closer-to-market prices rather than the deep discounts required by cash buyers. This expands the potential buyer pool and increases profits on each deal.

  1. Lowering Dependence on Cash Buyers

Unlike traditional wholesaling, novations aren’t restricted to cash buyers or investors. This reduces the reliance on a limited pool of buyers and helps smooth out deal flow, especially in competitive or fluctuating markets.

  1. Increased Deal Volume Through Multiple Exit Strategies

Novations provide an additional exit strategy for wholesalers by allowing them to assign contracts to retail buyers, increasing flexibility and enabling them to do more deals simultaneously.

  1. Better Solutions for Sellers

Novations give sellers the ability to receive more competitive offers, especially in situations where they don’t need a quick cash sale. This positions the wholesaler as a more attractive option for homeowners who want to sell but are seeking market value.

  1. Reducing Capital Needs for Business Growth

Because novations allow wholesalers to operate without taking full ownership of properties, they don’t need to invest large amounts of capital into renovations or closing costs. This creates a more capital-efficient model that supports scaling.

  1. Leveraging Conventional Financing

By structuring deals so that retail buyers can use conventional financing (e.g., FHA, VA, or traditional loans), wholesalers can increase the number of qualified buyers, leading to faster sales and more deal closures.

  1. Minimizing Risk with Flexible Contract Options

Novation agreements replace the original purchase agreement between the wholesaler and the seller with a new agreement between the seller and the retail buyer. This reduces the wholesaler’s liability while ensuring the deal moves forward, allowing more rapid scaling with reduced risk.

  1. Expanding into New Markets

Because novation allows access to retail buyers who don’t need to rely on cash, wholesalers can enter and scale into new markets where traditional investors may not be as active, broadening their geographic reach.

  1. Building Stronger Relationships with Agents and Brokers

Novations often involve retail buyers, who usually work through real estate agents. Wholesalers can develop relationships with agents and brokers to source more leads and create a collaborative network for scaling their business.

  1. Scaling Without the Need for Full Renovations

In a novation deal, wholesalers can market properties in their as-is condition and still sell them to retail buyers. This eliminates the need for costly rehab projects, shortening the sales cycle and enabling faster scaling through more transactions.

BIO - I am a real estate investor with a primary focus of wholesaling real estate. I own 2 companies, 1 for acquisitions and 1 for dispositions. Since I began wholesaling, my companies have closed 100+ deals including, creative finance, novations,  double closings and more!

Briana Heino, President/CEO - HEI Property Investments, LLC | www.brianabuyshomes.com  | Office:(908) 503-5511 | Cell:(609) 592-3600


MEETING DETAILS:

Time: 10am to noon

Location: Surety Title Company, 11 Eves Drive, #150, Marlton, NJ 08053

Cost:  SJREIA Members attend FREE.  Visitors pay $20

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Subgroup Leader - Ron Odom

Since 1996, Ron Odom has invested in real estate.  A diversified businessman, Ron has hands-on expertise and is a recognized authority in the areas of remodeling, buying, selling, leasing and management of single-family homes. Six months after purchasing his first investment property in 1996, Ron joined SJREIA, known then as SJI. Throughout the years, Ron has served on the Board of Directors for two terms. In 2009, Ron authored the wildly successful ‘Killer Profits Wholesaling Real Estate’, an e-book that tells it like it is in a down to earth format. His book provides step-by-step instructions to successfully wholesaling real estate in an ever-changing real estate market.


Members:
FREE for Members
Non-Members:
$20.00
This event is limited to the first 30 people - Only 10 seats left..

Date:  Saturday, October 12, 2024
Time:  10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location:
Surety Title Office
11 Eves Dr #150
Marlton, NJ 08053

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