All Forum Posts by: Brandon Gamblin

 Hello Nathan. Id like to know how you go about with your LTR investing. I've been looking into that as well and was wondering if you can be a guiding eye for me?

One of my goals, as a wholesaler, is to do the best that I can to understand real estate agents line of work. I'm also trying to find ways to bridge the gap between agents and wholesalers and develop a powerhouse agent and wholesaler connection with myself and another agent! But like the saying goes, "No one cares how much you know, UNTIL THEY KNOW HOW MUCH YOU CARE".  

With that being said, one of my first of many upcoming questions I have for agents is, how do real estate agents deal with multiple offers on a single property? 

Hello everyone!

I'm interested in buying a property. The thing is, I don't have the money for the closing costs. I think its a lot to be able to come up with that type of money when you don't have access to it, and you know the property that you want to buy is a great deal. Unfortunately I don't have money just laying around in an account somewhere to be ready for closing. 

Does anyone know of any private money or hard money lenders that roll the closing costs into the loan?

And to all the creative and genius investor minds out there, what's the best way to handle a situation like this when someone wants to buy a property but just doesn't have the conventional means (Good Credit and Money in an account) to go through with the purchase?

Are one of those your original state? Or are they two states outside of your home state that you're now investing in?

When you say, “the cost of entry is low” are you saying that properties are easier to purchase?

And you’re the second person on this thread that has mentioned Columbus, Ohio. Now I’m interested.

And what do you mean by “strategic growth markets”?

I've always wondered what causes appreciation or depreciation. As well as what data source I could go to and get this type of information. I even wonder if this type of information is accurate and up to date. And I always hear about a hot market. Exactly what is a hot market? Is that a market where cash flow investors, and fix & flip investors all profit and get great returns? Or does this have something to do with price or value of homes in a specific area? I'm not 100% on what it means. I just know that its a positive or good connotation behind it. 

Yes Id certainly like to go over some things with you to get a better understanding of the purchase process. You mentioned returns, available inventory and scaling your portfolio. What kind of return is a good return? Or does it depend on the market and the property? I’m not 100% sure how the idea of available inventory comes into play in real estate investing. And when you say scaling your portfolio, I’m thinking you mean adding more properties with the collection of properties you already have?

I know we all would want a good return on our investments, but I’m not quite sure how important available inventory is and how important scaling a portfolio is either. Neither do I know how to build my own portfolio. 

What are turnkey deals? Those are cash flowing rental properties, correct?