Dealing With A Seller Who Was Addicted To Meth Was Not Easy! [PART 1] #wholesaling #storytime

Name: Dealing With A Seller Who Was Addicted To Meth Was Not Easy! [PART 1] #wholesaling #storytime
Uploaded: 2024-06-14T15:00:10+00:00
Duration: 49 s
Channel: Nathan Payne
Description: In this video, Nathan Payne shares his first real‑estate wholesaling experience dealing with a seller named Lee, who had inherited his father's home and…

14 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this video, Nathan Payne shares his first real‑estate wholesaling experience dealing with a seller named Lee, who had inherited his father's home and was desperate for cash. Lee was also addicted to meth, a situation Nathan had never encountered before. Payne explains how he and his team used a mentor‑recommended lead list to find Lee, but the negotiation quickly turned volatile, involving arguments, threats, and emotional ups and downs. He frames the encounter as a cautionary tale about the complexities of negotiating with sellers battling addiction, highlighting the need for patience, strategy, and awareness of the seller’s unstable behavior.

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We targeted a specific list that, uh, one of the mentors we had at the time said, hey, try this list, it works. So we did it and we got this lead from it. We ran into a guy named Lee. He had inherited a home. His father had passed away and inherited a home, and, uh, he was desperate. He was in need of cash. He inherited the home, and unfortunately, guys, this was my first experience in my entire life of dealing with someone that was addicted to meth, okay? Never dealt with anyone with like that in that situation, so I didn't really know how to navigate this situation. I just You'll hear in the story, but yes, he was addicted to meth and it was a very interesting story, which I'm going to lay out with you guys. A lot of challenges, okay? And nothing like dealing with Dawn where we sat on the couch with her and her husband and we just came to an agreement. This was not like we just went and had a civilized conversation. This had ups and downs and arguments and threats. It was like walking on a tightrope to negotiate this deal.