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Joseph Crunkilton
  • Rental Property Investor
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NMIS for Flipping Business

Joseph Crunkilton
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oregon City, OR
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Morning All, 

I'm a new investor in Washington County, Oregon looking for some advise on my NMIS for my flipping business. I've just finished BP's intro to REI and have picked flipping for my first niche. I have a few steps listed below I've identified as my NMIS. I'm not sure which order they should be going in and am looking for a bit of insight. I'm putting them in the order I believe to be the best and would appreciate some feedback.

1. Read J Scott's Guide to Flipping Houses

2. Establish LLC for flipping business to save myself from personal financial liability or lawsuits

3. Network with Wholesalers and other investors for some insight locally 

4. Discuss financing with banks and hard money lenders

5. Meet with contractors who will be handling my rehab to have my ducks in a row

6. Find my first deal

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Nels Norquist
  • Real Estate Agent
  • West Linn, OR
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Nels Norquist
  • Real Estate Agent
  • West Linn, OR
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Yes it is a ccb, for a developer I believe you just have to register and be insured, no classes or test. Find more info on Oregon.gov under licensing

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