All Forum Posts by: Alexis Guini

Hi Tony Osborne, if you are the one buying you have to send the offer and make them sign it. Also, always check it with a real estate lawyer. I don't know how it is in your state, in mine, the contracts used by realtors are approved by the Association of Realtors and there is section that you have to mark that it allows you to "assign" the contract to another person. Remember: you are not buying the property, you are assigning a contract. Good luck my friend!

Do you have pictures of the property?

@Alan A. thanks for sharing, we should connect an be in touch since we are in the same market. Thanks

Hi @Perry Ivy, that's one of my concerns. Thanks for your feedback and advice!

@John Thedford Thanks John, I will find out with a local bank and with my accountant.

That's awesome! You nailed it!

Congratulations! That is one of my goals, reach that number in 5 years or less... Thanks for sharing!

Hi BP community!

I have a rental property that has been paid in full and I want to try the BRRRR strategy.. Please let me know if you think this is a good strategy for my situation.

I bought this property for 40k a couple of years ago. The current market value of the property is between 90-100k. I want to refinance this property and take out the money to buy another rental property (or at least put a good down payment for one or two). Current rent is $1250 (2/2)

1. Have you done the BRRRR strategy in South Florida?

2. Do you have lenders that are familiar with the strategy here?

3. Can I refinance my property if it is under an LLC?

Thanks for your feedback!

Hi @Brian Jordan, I am also interested in your sign, please let me know if you an share it with me. Thanks

Thanks @Mark Nolan