All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Jeff Wallenius you are 100% correct. Thank you sir, that was very encouraging. I'm no stranger to hard work and really looking forward to getting this going. Thank you again and good luck to you as well.

Thank you David D Painter you are absolutely right. I didn't realize the outbidding has always happened, that's good to know. This is all very helpful thank you.

Thank you very much Karen Margrave , that is just what I was looking for. I have my mind made up as far as Real Estate investing being what I want do. It's great to hear other investors stories or points of view. This is very much appreciated.

I'm just curious as to opinions/feedback from investors with any experience in Real Estate Investing whether it is a great deal of experience or a very minimal. Would any of you say this is the wrong time for a new investor to get in to this business since it seems like this is what everyone is doing (especially in the DFW area), I mean there are investors paying all cash for houses now whether they are flipping or buying and holding. Even investors I know personally or friends of mine that are looking for houses to call home or to invest in they are being out bid by thousands of dollars. Or would you say that new investors have just have to work that much harder to get started? Please elaborate on your response as to why you feel the way you feel about the question any feed back is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance BP

Hello Megan, thank you for the feed back. I'm sure you are correct, that is probably a big plus to that. I would like to find some in my area that focus on that, will have to keep a look out. Thank you again.

Is there a such thing a real estate agents that focus on investment properties? What are the pros and cons of that if there are any.

Hello Mindy and Greg thank you for the feed back, this was very helpful. I will look into the local events then. There is so much information here. I didn't realize real estate was this complex.

Is this book available in iBooks?

Thanks Jeremy, with me being brand new to this I'm trying to figure out if there is anything that's missing. It seems pretty straight forward.

Good evening, I'm new to bigger pockets and real estate. I have no experience and have been reading books and listening to pod cast. I have a question as to the 70 Percent rule. How accurate is it? I know it is used as a guideline and is not set in stone but is there anything that has really deterred anyone from doing it or something that a beginner might miss or not know of? Any feed back or suggestions are greatly appreciate.