A real estate investor explains how to quickly analyze seller's disclosures and make faster offers. The speaker emphasizes building a routine to learn from mistakes and speed up your deal analysis process.
Opportunity doesn't wait. So the sooner you can intake this information, process it, and spit out something, whether you're right or wrong. To me, it doesn't matter because you're in the, you're in the warm up phase. Analyzing deals is just a warm up phase. You're not even in the game yet. You want to get warmed up, fire out those offers. And once you're accepted, it's like you're stepping on the field. So realize that you're gonna make mistakes. It's okay. That's what we learn. You're gonna miss things on your seller's disclosure. That's what an inspection period's for. Don't be too deathly afraid of unknowns because we can go in with the intent. And the right to verify seller's disclosures is overwhelming and daunting at first. As you get accustomed to your process, your system, you're gonna hone in and customize for you. You're going to look for certain things that are non negotiables and others that are. It's no big deal, right? So when I breeze through this, I can breeze through this in 30 seconds, look for certain boxes and then make, make a decision. Okay, good enough for me. Let's go make an offer and then I'll shoot out an offer. The speed is of what you can process is what's going to matter. Because it's a numbers game. The more you analyze, the more you know, the more you analyze, the more you can offer on or you can at least move it to the side and say, I'm not interested at all and don't spend any more energy on it. We want to get you guys into a routine of this is a habit. Find a property, ask for seller's disclosure, read it through, make my assessment, fire an offer, and when you can get good at it. Gilbert knows I can take a Zillow listing it if I have the seller's disclosure can fire away an offer in under two minutes.
