All Forum Posts by: Adam Redhead

@Ronald Allen Barney: Thank you for your input. Well definitely form the partnership first before sending in an offer. Getting the cash ducks in a row I am thinking would also make the process move faster and smoother. Thanks for your input Ronlald! 

Hi Guys, Was listening to Brandon's webinar on how a newbie can start building wealth through real estate. My question is that if you don't have any money and see a property that would be a good deal, do you first put in an offer and when selected you go get someone to partner with you for the down payment and loan, or do you create the partnership first before sending in an offer? 

Thanks! Great to be here! 

Also the rent is 750 x 3 units = $2250 

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Hi Guys I am geting practice analyzing deals. What you guys think about this one. Thanks for your feedback. 

@Michelle Herschend: Hi Michelle: Was thinking the same way to. May have access to listings before they hit the market is definitely a plus. Also learning the ins and out will definitely help to know how the process works. I will definitely look into it. 

Thank you very much Anthoney! Already learning so much just by reviewing the guides and looking at the video replays.

Hi Guys! I am new to real estate investing. I  got a new job in the georgia area so I told myself it's time to get into real estate and build the life and the freedom I want :). Have a couple of questions: (1) Should I start to work towards getting my real estate license? I am thinking if I can get experience on the different processes involved it may help me to understand and move faster with real estate investing. and (2) Is there a specific order to watch the learning videos or webinars? Thank you in advance for answering my questions.