All Forum Posts by: Aaron Rowzee
Aaron Rowzee has started 31 posts and replied 134 times.
Post: Building my own primary residence quadplex - wife is on board!

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- Lumberton, TX
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Alright guys, I'm at a fairly exciting place in my investing career. I've been doing this almost 3 years now, have 7 deals under my belt, and my first subject-to will be done in December. I've just earned my agent's license and my wife approached me a few days ago about building a fourplex / quadplex/ quadruplex (whatever you want to call it!). I'm in a fast growing small town of approximately 12k people just outside of a city around 120k people. We own our own home, a 3/2, that we've had for a year next month, FHA loan. We have a couple of months to prepare before we can even move legally so I'm trying to gain as much knowledge as possible in order for this to be a success.
I have a family of 5, 2 girls, 1 boy, and we're planning to have one more child within the next 1-2 years. That being said, we'd like to design a quadplex with a single family home of either 3/2/2 or 4/2/2 on the end, and connected to 3x 2/2 townhomes that look exactly the same as one another. As much as I'd love to find a pre-built quadplex, there are none in my town. Multifamily is extremely uncommon here. So, have any of you actually constructed your own using an FHA loan? Were there any caveats to the loan/construction process? Is there anything I need to be aware of before starting? Who did you use to design your plans for the homes? I appreciate the assistance.
Post: Success with EXP while working full-time in other field?

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- Lumberton, TX
- Posts 146
- Votes 93
I've just recently gotten my Texas real estate license and joined up with my local realtor board, as well as, EXP as my brokerage. I love their independent nature and the cloud based technology, but I've got to say: as impressed I am with all of their programs and technology, I am completely overwhelmed!
Would any of you experienced EXP agents be willing to give me some tips and tricks or advice on how to be successful? I'm struggling to know really where to start with all of the training and don't have a lot of time each day or night. I work full time as a project manager and invest on the side, but it seems like I could very easily be a great success with all of the lead generation tools and constant need for good realtors in my area. Thoughts?
Post: I'm a Real Estate Investor, but my Degree is in...

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- Lumberton, TX
- Posts 146
- Votes 93
Theology! And actually its one of the reasons I'm here. I completely feel like the Lord led me to BP and real estate investing. Furthermore, when I went looking in the Word to see what the Bible had to say about it all, I found it was one of the oldest businesses in the Book! And it was part of God's covenants! At that point I was like, "Sold!" and went all in.
Post: Property Management in South Eat Texas

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- Lumberton, TX
- Posts 146
- Votes 93
Originally posted by @Michael Carbajal:
Want more doors in Beaumont?
I do. PM me.
Post: REI Sales Academy with John Martinez

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- Lumberton, TX
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- Votes 93
Originally posted by @Rhett Taylor:
@Aaron Rowzee Was this the online academy? I saw something that said $4500.
His actual academy/boot camp maybe that much but I had received an ad for his recorded videos of those classes which is much more my speed.
Post: New Southeast Texas Investor Starting Out

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- Lumberton, TX
- Posts 146
- Votes 93
@Emily Procella direct message me when you get a chance. I run a local meetup and would love to make your acquaintance.
Post: Sherrif sales - Great deals or myth?

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- Lumberton, TX
- Posts 146
- Votes 93
@Omar Khan can you elaborate on why you feel this way about sheriff's sales? I'd love to hear about your experience.
Post: Tax person in the Beaumont Tx area

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- Lumberton, TX
- Posts 146
- Votes 93
Hello from a fellow Golden Triangle investor! I've got a fairly generic CPA currently, Brian McClelland at McClelland Samuel Fehnel, but from what I've been told by another local investor that Nick Gammel at Brammer, Begnaud & Lattimore is much more specialized with Real Estate. Hope this helps!
Post: $200k in six months - long distance RE challenge

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- Lumberton, TX
- Posts 146
- Votes 93
Boom goes the dynamite! And two to go. What an incredible ride! You ready to do it again any time soon? Haha
Post: $200k in six months - long distance RE challenge

- Investor
- Lumberton, TX
- Posts 146
- Votes 93
I cannot wait for the final with and cash flow numbers one all the regards and refinancing is done. This has been an epic ride!