All Forum Posts by: Ashley Abramson

Hello! I am pending inspection on my flip currently, inspection came back asking for us to have a Licensed Structural Engineer "determine corrective measure to ensure proper support". Based on some of the pictures we know there will need to be a little work. I was wondering if someone would be willing to take a look at the pictures from the inspector and make a recommendation so we dont have to pay for someone to tell us what to do on top of doing it (since we know we will need to put some work into it)

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Best,

Ashley 

http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/49263505_zpid...

We are getting ready to list our Spanaway WA Flip. Putting it up as FSBO while we make finishing touches - let me know if you or someone you know is interested!!! This will go fast!! Great price point and AMAZING Finishes!

@Daniel Hyman Yes I use Dropbox already - maybe that is the simplest. I have heard Shoeboxed too.

@Jamilla Mansoor

I have done all of Nick's trainings. Being a person who struggles to take action - having "skin in the game" was what I needed and now I am about to list my first flip in a couple weeks here. If you want more information PM me :)

What is everyone's favorite way to keep track of receipts for taxes/expenses?! Having a hell of a time this year and would love some guidance for next year!

1. Just google Hard Money Lenders - most will do out of state loans

2. Cant help you there without more information. Sounds super cheap compared to the market here in Seattle.

3. The property I am flipping right now is under a hard money loan. 10% was what they required, and is pretty common from what I am seeing. But you need to just call the HML and have a conversation with what they require. Most dont have a miniumum credit score, but again this will be on a case by case basis. HMLs lend based on the property and the ARV - If you are just starting out I would focus your efforts on determining ARV as this will be the determining factor a lot of times on how much of a loan they will give you. somewhere between 60-80% of ARV is what you typically get.

Hello all,

I am going to get my real estate license - wondering the least expensive way to hang my license? I believe it is a law in Washington that you have to hang it somewhere. But the purpose of getting my license is for access to the MLS for finding properties, comps, and saving money on realtor fees when flipping.

Any and all advice is appreciated!

@Justin Peila thank you

Hi everyone! Does anyone have a good recommendation for an insurance provider in the Seattle and Tacoma area for Liability and Builders Risk for a flip we are doing?