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All Forum Posts by: Adam Bindar

Adam Bindar has started 2 posts and replied 22 times.

Post: Who is going to note expo

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Chris Seveney:

@Adam Bindar

It already occurred beginning of November

The next one is next November

The events for newer investors are Diversified mortgage expo, note expo, papersource are a few to look into


 Ok, thanks. Is the one next November also in Dallas? 

Post: Who is going to note expo

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Chris Seveney:

Curious who on BP will be at note expo next month in Dallas?

If you are going hope to see you there.


 When is it?

Post: Selling notes on owner financed properties

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5

Thank you

Post: Selling notes on owner financed properties

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5

Hi, I have a couple properties and several pieces of equipment that I sold with owner financing here in northern Maine. I would like to sell the notes in order to be able to use the capital to purchase more real estate. Please message me here for more info. Thanks. 

Post: How do you split jv profits?

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Jerry W.:

@Adam Bindar, that is still too vague for me to give input.  Is the other party bringing in 25% in cash and you arrange the loan for the 75% and you both sign?  Is he bringing in 10?  Are you having your crew do $10,000 at cost?  Or $500,000 at cost?  Are the costs for materials being paid by the loan?  Fronted by you?  Fronted by the other party?  How much do you expect the increase in value to be?  $100,000, $500,000?  

Thanks for responding. The other party would bring the down payment of 25% cash and I would arrange the loan for the rest of the purchase price (the other 75%). We would both sign and be 50/50 partners. I would supply all labor at cost- I wouldn't mark up my crew's labor- the partnership would pay my crew their actual labor costs. Materials would be paid for with proceeds from rental income. I would manage the property for free in exchange for having a 50% equity stake in the property. 

I expect the equity of the property to increase by 750,000 over the next 2yrs. 

Post: My New Construction Journal From Start To Finish

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5

@Douglas Gratz

How's the construction going by now? Are you still moving forward with building the custom homes?

Post: How do you split jv profits?

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Jerry W.:

@Bryan C., I am going to disagree with Curt on this. The JV partner has no risk of loss in the deal. A 50/50 split is more than fair. If you are doing a flip it is much more work intensive. If you are doing a buy and hold I would never do a 50/50 split if I provided all the money for a cash buy. It depends on what you are doing and the risk involved. Buying a rental and getting it rented is not worth half of the profits. You can get a realtor to buy and a property manager for 10% so why pay 50%? There are folks who give half of the profit in doing flips to the money man. there are some who pay hard money from 12 to 18%. A lot depends on your track record and how good the deal looks.

Hi, what split would you think would be fair? I have a similar deal we're working on currently with a 38 unit where the partner would bring the down payment, I would bring the bank financing, and do all the work of managing and using my construction crew to do any work at cost. Thanks

Post: Selling Seller Financed Notes

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Cameron Ellis:
Originally posted by @Joseph Ball:

Certainly. I buy frequently. Some factors I consider.

Are payments collected by an independent third party? Is there title insurance on the note? How is the note secured? Is the note seasoned? Are the note documents properly prepared? And of course, how much do I have to pay for the note?

Hope this helps. There is more, but this is a start.

Joseph, I currently don't have any notes originated at this time. But the ideal payment collection would have the funds wired directly into the lenders account. I would defiantly have title insurance on the note, with the note being secured by deed of trust. 

I would like to sell the note at 70%-75% of the loan balance, after holding it 2-3 months. 


70% of the loan balance including all the interest payments or just 70% of the original principal? 

Post: Southern Maine REI Meetup - JANUARY

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5

Hi, I'd like to attend as well. I'm a private pilot and plan to fly down (if the weather is decent) from Bridgewater, Me where I live . 

Post: Help me analyze this deal

Adam Bindar
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bridgewater, Me
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Ed Emmons:

You will want to have someone locally look at it unless you want to make the drive. If it has been vacant over a year several towns up here won’t allow it to be anything but a single family. If it is listed and really cheap, it may be a tear down as there are a lot of investors that comb the mls. If it is anywhere near Bangor, I know the area well and am not buying. So if you want to pm with with more info I may be able to help more.

Why aren't you buying near Bangor? I'm located in Bridgewater and am buying real estate between Houlton and Caribou. I was considering buying around the Bangor area which is why I asked the question.