All Forum Posts by: Adam Drummond

@Jesse Mouring

I am an investor in Greenville as well.  Look forward to hearing from you.  

Adam

@Andy Mejia             I do not fully understand your question.  If you're hoping to get educated with home repairs -youtube is a great tool for beginners.  i will say that in my experience, water /moisture issues cause majority of damages.  make sure to have gutters, and extensions on down spouts.  drains under sinks /vanities are known to leak at some point.  hope this helps.  Adam

i'm not really sure to be honest.  books and the internet are both full of free information.  i learned a lot from going out and talking to people in the business.  some people don't want to be bothered, and then again, some people were very helpful.  

@DebbieAnn Smith

Did you ever purchase any rentals in Sumter, SC?  I am in Greenville, SC, but it seems that prices in Sumter are pretty low.  It appears that it might be a good area to buy rentals.  Any thoughts?  Thanks.

@Mike Klingshirn     

how's your sumter property doing?  it seems that you can get rental homes in Sumter for pretty cheap.  i saw one from a wholesaler earlier this week for under 35k, and it didn't look to be too bad.  i live in greenville, sc, and not familiar w/ sumter.  talk soon.

@Kenny Johnson

i am an investor in the greenville area as well.  i just finished a flip property in anderson co, and starting a major reno in greenville.  reach out if you have any questions.  

@Blair Ellis   I own a small 2br house that i reno'd right down the street from the duplex you're referring to.  My house is a small 2br 1bath and approx 700 sqft.  it is completely remodeled and rents for 900/month.  i have excellent tenants.  Hit me up if you have any other questions.  I am pretty familiar w/ that area.

good job man!  

@Rachel H.     i've been in real estate for well over 10 years, but never bought a mobile home before.  the home would easily be rented.  my main concern is that it's a 1978 model singlewide.  i guess it's like anything else, if you keep it maintained.. then it will last.  thanks!

looking at a mobile home for sale on about 1/2 acre of land.  the home is a late 70's model 2 br 1bath.  the area is a desirable area, and not in a park.  it is also located just a few hundred feet from a small university.  anyone out there have any experience renting older mobile homes?  any advice?  the unit is not in too bad of shape.  it does have a couple soft spots in the subfloor near the laundry closet.  does have central hvac.  will need paint, floor covering, update base cabinets, appliances, etc.  i do belive that i can get a quality tenant due to the location, and that i will make it an attractive property.  i will look to have 28k invested in property including repairs, and hope to rent it for $600 per month.  thanks again for the feedback /advice.  

Adam