All Forum Posts by: Blaine Conley

Any advice for someone who is starting Real Estate prelisencing courses? Maybe something you know now that they didn't teach in class? Or any helpful tips you wish someone would've given you?

@David Lecko

Yeah, that's the one I was mentioning. That's going to be a game-changer I believe.

@Narek Karamian

I'm not sure exactly what you should say. But, I know personally that my brother uses the Deal Machine template. However, the first is handwritten (which deal machine should now do as well, its printed but in handwriting) and then he follows up with printed and then the last one is also handwritten.

I'm new to the game and learning, but he's already had a few deals through his routine.

@Spencer Cornelia

I get what you're saying. I appreciate your advice. It's definitely something I'll have to look into later on when I get deeper into investing.

This was just something I thought maybe if I did right I could make a couple of bucks on. I wasn't expecting to make a big amount, but even 5k profit after everything was paid would be better than suffering in my 9-5 job right now.

@Spencer Cornelia

I can understand the risk associated with it. I was just curious as to how many people might have found success with type of flipping. I've heard many stories of success with it. It's not something I would start with, but I want to get an idea on how to expand before that time comes. I know BP just had a podcast not that long ago of a woman who bought houses for roughly 5k a house in the Detroit area and rehabbed and made them into an 80-95k houses which I believe she held onto and rented them out. Thanks for advice though, I appreciate any input.

Hey everyone, I had question... Has anyone had any luck with out of state Fix N Flips? I've been looking into certain states that have very low priced properties (in the 5k range) that look like they ARV for around 80k. Some are not the best neighborhoods. But, given if I only had to only pay 5k for the purchase and maybe add 30-40k to the rehab, I'd still have around 20k after everything is paid off. It seems very fascinating to me. Looking for some general advice or maybe someone who can tell me their story? How did the process go? How does having boots on the ground work? And who did or do you have in those states that keep an eye on the rehab process?