All Forum Posts by: Bevla Reeves

How do you manage to do a 6-week rehab and make a shitload of profit?

Only Kara Beckmann of Beckmann House can answer that question and she is our 1-Hour Mentor for this event!

Telling you that Kara is a badass house flipper is a tremendous understatement.

She's an incredible entrepreneur, designer, project manager and real estate investor.

When it comes to managing rehab production, I don't know anyone that compares to her.

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Bevla Reeves | HELLO FLAT FEE! | Flat Fee Realtor

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URBAN BLUE REALTY | PHOENIX, AZ

It’s your equity. Why give up so much of it when you don’t have to?

@Jay P.

It's not right and you shouldn't get over it!

You should pay a fair price. PERIOD.

Now, is the meaning of "fair price" subjective? Yes.

But YOU know when you're cheating someone.

Don't be one of those jerks, what goes around comes around...eventually! 

You'll do the right thing, that's why you're asking the question...you care.

Which means you're a decent person.

You can pay a fair price and still make money.

Good luck warrior! ;)

@Nick Sorensen

...here in Arizona, you can also assign your contracts (if the seller agrees) to other buyers, so if you get a great deal accepted but can't keep it, you can still satisfy the seller by finding them another buyer willing to take your place. And you can even collect an assignment fee from your assignee and make a few thousand dollars (wholesaling)!

Cheers to your success Nick!

Has anyone used Fundwise to fund their rehab deals?

I've been introduced to them recently and want to know from someone firsthand if you'd do it again.

Thoughts?  Experiences? Feedback?

Thanks! ;))

@Nick Sorensen

I submit multiple offers for my clients.

If they receive multiple acceptances the more they have to choose from! ;))

In Arizona, buyers get a 10-day inspection period to cancel and receive their earnest money deposits back.

Buyers can also rescind offers that have not been accepted yet.

I've submitted 20-30 offers a week for a rehab investor client and know others that do the same!

It's not an issue for my clients, I encourage it.

Good luck Nick! ;)

@Kevin Cascante

Look at who's buying through an LLC on Monsoon through your MLS access. ;)

Good luck Kevin!

@Joshua Powell

Read this interesting book, Insider Investing for Real Estate Agents by Walter S. Sanford.

Good luck Joshua!

@Wouter Ceyssens

Remember the Golden Rule.

Do unto others as you'd have them do unto you.

Real estate is a small world.

Protect your reputation.

Be a good person, always.

Good luck! ;)

@Kelly McLaughlin

Focus on building new relationships.

The referrals will follow.

Congrats and good luck! ;)

@Jingru Sui

If You're Not Having Fun Selling Real Estate, You're Not Doing it Right by Jennifer Allan

Good luck! ;)