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All Forum Posts by: Anson Young

Anson Young has started 91 posts and replied 1784 times.

Post: Finding the owner of a distressed property thats off market ?

Anson Young
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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
  • Votes 725
Originally posted by @Alec Newman:

@Anson Young

Thanks for the reply! Pretty awesome that you replied my fiance and I have recently watched/listened to you on BP resources.

We are currently working on practicing some analysis on properties we've found that seem to have promise, as well as learning about estimating rehab costs and estimating ARV.

The ball is rolling ! We close on our first home on Friday the 7th, then we are able to start really going after our first investment. Such an exciting time!

 Alec, AWESOME!  Congrats on your first home and good luck on your investing journey!

Post: Finding investment property value

Anson Young
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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
  • Votes 725
Originally posted by @Juan I garcia jr:

@Anson Young

Got it, thank you so much for your time, I greatly appreciate it along with the knowledge you bring!

 Anytime, friend!  

Post: Virtual Wholesale Noob

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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
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Cameron, You live in a HUGE market currently, where are you looking that the grass looks greener to virtually wholesale in?

Post: Ways to come up with downpayment for hard money loan?

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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
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Quincy,

Sounds like you are ready to take some massive action!!  There are many ways to get creative in real estate for sure.  Here are some suggestions:
1. Get good at finding properties - wholesale a few to get a down payment.  Use your new superpowers to find awesome rentals. (do this step anyways, deal finding is fundamental)

2. Partner with another investor, someone with money but little time, and use your deal finding abilities to bring deals to the table

3. Partner with a family member/friend who believes in you and will lend you some startup funds

4. Find sellers who want to do some creative financing, cut out the hard money lender and let the seller be the bank

Of COURSE these arent as easy as they sound, but with consistency and persistence, you got this.

Post: Realtors who Are also RE Investors

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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
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Ashley, 

ABSOLUTELY keep them separate.  I have an entity for holds, one for fix and flips, one for wholesaling and one for my agency.

Post: Finding investment property value

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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
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Originally posted by @Juan I garcia jr:

@Anson Young

The 170k compared to the 180k are somewhat similar. Definitely not as renovated as those that sold for more, but with the same sq footage, some renovation could increase the value, the carpets are white and kind of ugly, I’d just try to mimic the renovations of the townhomes that sold for more. Recessed lights, hardwood flooring, white walls ( to look more spacious), landscape the backyard, maybe some fake marble look alike countertops because the ones they have at the moment are ugly.

 Sounds like a plan.  Depending on what is popular in your area, at that price point I'd get a good quality laminate countertop.  They are so good these days, you cant tell its NOT stone until you touch it and its not cold!  

Post: When would you back out of a deal?

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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
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Originally posted by @Nicholas Glatter:

@Anson Young

House Hack

 Got it, your numbers are a little more forgiving, then.

Still, make sure you understand the extent of what you are getting into 100%, $30k discount might not be enough.

Post: Intro To House Hacking - BadAss Real Estate Investors

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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
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This is gonna be awesome!

Post: What is buying from Wholesaler?

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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
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Kalyan, 

A wholesaler is an investor who finds deals.  They then pass those deals on to another investor at a markup, like a middleman.  They find the deal, and if you buy from them you get a deal.  

For example:
Bob the wholesaler finds a seller who is looking to sell for $100,000.  He knows this is a deal because Bob is a good wholesaler.  He finds Kaylan who is looking for a fix and flip, and sells Kaylan the property for $110,000.  The seller would get their $100,000, Bob would get $10,000 and Kaylan would get a property at a good price that they can flip.

Finding wholesalers?  Well, BP has a LOT of investors active here, try searching your city and "WHOLESALER" here on BP to find a few.  Also, go out to local real estate investing meetups and start networking with other investors.  Finding the top 5-10 wholesalers in town shouldnt be too hard if you do those two things.

Post: When would you back out of a deal?

Anson Young
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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 1,899
  • Votes 725

Is this for a rental or househack or flip or ? 

If the numbers work for the property for the first two, great!