All Forum Posts by: Ashley Wilson
Ashley Wilson has started 39 posts and replied 171 times.
Post: Need advice for my real estate game Plan!!

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
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@Nick Loukas welcome!! The most important question to figure out first is what is your goal? The second question is how do you want to accomplish that goal? For example if you want quick cash, that you work on actively, but is taxed heavily, then flipping is for you. If you want to build wealth slowly, with cash flow along the way, but be active then apartment investing, buying SF (even slower) is right for you. If you want hands off, wealth building with cash flow than being a passive investor on multifamily is for you. There are lots of factors to consider, besides being active vs passive, and cash flow, verses wealth building, and those are tax advantages, the ability to leverage, and most importantly what excites you. If you have doubts with any investment, it is probably not the best fit for you in the long run. Hope this helps!
Post: MidAtlantic Real Estate Investor Summit, Oct. 18th -19th 2019!!!

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
@Percy N. I learned from the BEST!!! Thank you for everything you have taught me this year!!!
Post: MidAtlantic Real Estate Investor Summit, Oct. 18th -19th 2019!!!

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
Last year I attended the first ever MidAtlantic Real Estate Investor Summit, and it did not disappoint! In fact, I bought my tickets the day they went on sale this year, as it is still the best investor event I have attended to date (and that was before I was honored with the request to speak at this year's event)!
I am also looking forward to learning from the top investors in the industry! It is remarkable the diversity of experts on this year's panel, and with Dave's no sales pitch approach this event is truly one of a kind.
I look forward to seeing you all there, and providing actionable advise to take your investing to the next level!
Post: Very first flip - COMPLETE!

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
Great work! I am sure it is the first of many!
Post: Being a Part Time Realtor in Philadelphia

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
There are three different “memberships” you can join, depending on the number of transactions you predict you will do. You should contact them directly as I do not know all of the details for each. However, when we shopped around, absolutely nothing compared, and a huge bonus is Bill Kratz! He is simply amazing!
Post: Being a Part Time Realtor in Philadelphia

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
Go with Bill Kratz at Home Smart! We are with him and he is amazing, and unlike other brokerages, he GETS it!!! PM for his contact info!
Post: Looking for the Right Brokerage to work for.

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
without any hesitation, I highly recommend Billboard Kratz and Home smart. Besides the fact that the Brokerage is a industry disrupting agency, Bill is incredible. We are with him and the savings (additional income you receive) and his connections will fast track you to success! Message me if you want his contact info!
Post: Running out of time to sell flip property, looking for options

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
Hi Michael,
I am also from Newtown Square and do high end flips on the mainline in PA. I have a few options for you, one of which could get you a sale within 30 days, cash sale. I also took a look at your work, well done. Would love to see it in person too. Looking forward to connecting, and hopefully, I have an option that will work for you!
-Ashley
Post: Raising Capital from Accredited Investors

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
@Steeve Breton thank you so much for the reply. While I haven't started raising money for my second syndication (yet), I was guessing it would be easier after I have done my first:) Similar to flipping houses, once my track record was established, the easier it was to obtain financing. I am a huge proponent of communication, and transparency, so I love your tip on "communicate often and honestly throughout the hold period". I will definitely be communicating frequently, and I have some ideas on how to communicate to make it more enjoyable for my investors too! Thank you again for your time!!
Post: Raising Capital from Accredited Investors

- Rental Property Investor
- Radnor, PA
- Posts 178
- Votes 125
@Account Closed thank you! I really like your deadline to commit comment. The offering just opened yesterday actually, and we do have a deadline set. At the end of the day, I am very conservative when it comes to investing. My underlying thoughts behind investing in general, is I never invest in something I don't 100% believe in, because even 1% of doubt can ruin everything I have built. In other words, if I believe that for myself, I am very respectful of others who believe the same.