All Forum Posts by: Brandon Guido

@Nick Rutkowski

Thanks for the advice nick!

Hey everybody! I’m a young, eager individual looking to find a mentor to help me through the ropes of getting my foot in the door regarding real estate investing. I’ve been reading books, audiobooks, the BP forum and other forms of media and I feel like I’d really benefit the most from starting my journey with real estate investing hands on and with someone who has been working in the field for a while.

I’ve seen different programs/courses all over the internet that help people get their foot in the door using their tools and software to aid people in starting on their own. (Ex: Freedom Mentor, CleverInvestor, etc.)But to my knowledge, I keep reading that it’s best to not buy into these programs and waste money and that it’s better to find a local mentor that I can work with one on one.

I also personally feel like I am more of a hands on learner and can truly excel in the real estate field once I have the opportunity to use this knowledge in the real world with a the guidance of a professional.

If you are looking for an apprentice, assistant, or aid with your real estate investing, I’d really appreciate a opportunity for mentorship. I am willing to do whatever it takes to learn the business.

I recognize the value of real estate investing. I am determined and willing to stop at nothing to be successful in this field. I am completely intrigued by the world of real estate investing and it would be a dream come true to find success while helping others out of hard situations. It's a win win. I understand that you truly have to put in the work to get results and I couldn't be more excited to get started

@Andrew Postell

Hey Andrew! Thanks for the advice. I know this may be a silly question but how do you find the (Texas forums)?

Hey guys, so with the market being tough to flip homes in Austin I wanted to know if the BRRR Method would be a better option for the area. Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

@Nicholas Covington

Thanks for the response. I was actually asking about how I would go about buying a home to conduct a quick flip, as far as loans and mortgages go.

I plan on not living in the home I want to flip. How would I be able to buy the home, flip it and resell all within a few months?

@Danny Webber

Thanks for the reply, I’ll definitely look more into those areas

Hey guys, I’m a complete novice at house flipping and I want to make sure I get all my information together before I start my first flip. 

After doing some reading, I found out that I need to prove that I will be owning my first home for over a year to obtain the mortgage. How do I go about being able to qualify mortgage and compete and sell a flip within a few months? 

Any and all advice is appreciated, thanks. 

@Wes Johnson

Thanks for the advice Wes I appreciate it!

Hey now everybody, so based off some research I have seen that it’s quite clear that the market in Austin makes it very difficult to flip houses. I wanted to know if there are any surrounding towns nearby that are doable. I’m am a complete rookie with real estate but am very intrigued and would greatly appreciate some help/advice here, thanks!

Brandon