Nathan Payne shares his first wholesale deal from door-knocking: a hoarder house where he personally moved contents using two 26-foot trucks. He explains why he no longer does that work himself, then demonstrates his current door-knocking strategy for finding sellers.
What's going on, Investor Thrive Nation? I'm about to knock doors and I'm about to show you guys the first, one of the first houses I wholesaled from knocking doors. 5 years later, we're in front of this house right there. The lady's name was Barbara. It was a crazy story. The house was stacked up from ceiling with stuff, crap, and she's a great lady. No, no, I'm not saying anything bad about her. I'm just saying it was a hoarder's house and we had to clean that thing out. I offered to move her and it took, took way too long. Okay, I had two 26-foot trucks that we packed up and I drove them myself. Now I don't really do that anymore, but I did just to get one of my first deals. Let's go knock on doors, see if they're selling again. Okay, and that's what we're gonna do today, is just we're gonna go knock on some doors and we'll see how it goes. We'll see if people are selling, and if they are, I'll get down their information, their details. And, you know, if they're not home, I'll leave them a little note.
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