All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Women and Real Estate Investing: Good news ladies information is free and there are many successful men and woman in the business who respect you as a serious businesswoman in the RE business and will gladly be willing to step in on a deal to give you sounds advice/info (for free!).

This being said—- there are some (actually many) who simply do not believe that you are equal to them because you are simply a woman in the Rehab/Construction space especially.

My advice: TAKE SUPER ADVANTAGE OF THIS! Negotiation 101, identify what your opponent believes if your weakness (i.e Strength, Knowledge, Funds), bait and then take complete advantage of it!

They think you should be only be the Realtor or Secretary, Not A Partner.

STAY STRONG. BE BOLD. 👍🏽

1 Vote

@Bjorn Ahlblad HA! Great goal—- No Working at Walmart for you ;) Congrats on a successful investing life. Enjoy yrself. And the beautiful weather here today in the NW!

0 Votes

@Russell Brazil CASHFLOW WAS 8K A MONTH GOALS. NET WORTH ESPECIALLY IS YOU UAVE A BUSINESS, IS BLUE SKY. CASHFLOW OVER A 3-5 YR PERIOD IS A BETTER ESTIMATE IMO.

0 Votes

@Erin Dorsey Robinson OPTIONS/ASSIGNMENTS ON BIGGER PROJECTS ;) LIKE 100-200 MIL DEALS.

0 Votes

Originally posted by @Roni E.:

If you are investor I would look at deals with Syndicators understand their method, process, deal flow and so forth. Get on their on list. I would be hesitant to jump in right now. We are early into this cycle. Focus on cash flow. I would also try to ask the Sponsor or find one that distribute monthly.

Great point. Too Early.

0 Votes

Great Post... I understand your point. I just dont think we have reached a "trough" yet! When mortgage deferrments are no longer offered, stimulus checks have run through etc. Credit Cards are run through then I think we'll be reaching a trough 8-12 months from now.

0 Votes

Originally posted by @Alex Olson:

@Benjamin Maciel great work?

Not sure what you are trying to say? Lol

0 Votes

Vancouver, Washington

Originally posted by @Steve Milford:

Are you talking about Vancouver, WA or Vancouver BC? In Vancouver, WA, yes this happens, though it is a case of under pricing until a Seller is convinced by someone else, a buyer, an agent that the price can be higher. Maybe the Seller was hoping to sell in 30 days and got an offer in 2 days? That would be a case to raise the price if possible. Many agents promise the world yet also need an immediate paycheck so convince Sellers to set low initial prices.

There are more instances of over pricing and homes sitting that have not received any offers. I see many more homes falling into this category.

Many Realtors/Owners forget---- raising the price is still an option after recieving such a quick offer lol.... Rarely they think they can go up lol... Like it is a Sin to raise the price ever!

0 Votes

Vancouver, Washington

Lenders/Mortgagors what do you do with your leads that have 50k in cash, but are self-employed or have medical bills?

1 Vote

Awesome deal! Just to run an alternative strategy by the group that I used when I first got started. Owner financed with the seller a 4-plex. And spread the improvements between a Capital One card and Home Depot Credit Card (payments not due for 60 days). Owner saw 30k going into his property and felt extremely secure with a couple weeks. Yes, you pay some interest if you go over time... But you get your deal done and can refi out shortly thereafter.

1 Vote

All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Account Closed has started 2 posts and replied 83 times.

Post: Woman Real Estate Investor

Post: What Is Your Net Worth Or Passive Income Goal?

Post: What Is Your Net Worth Or Passive Income Goal?

Post: Fastest Way to Make $1 Million?

Post: Syndication Investing During a Recession

Post: Syndication Investing During a Recession

Post: Are prices actually going UP?

Post: Are prices actually going UP?

Post: Lenders/Brokers with Dead Leads

Post: Completed My First BRRRR (With $0 Down) ! + Photos & Details