All Forum Posts by: Bevla Reeves

@Oren Goltzer

If it were me and I was tired of landlording, I'd hire a local full service $3k flat fee agent to list it for sale.  

After maximizing my equity (thanks to my $3k agent) I'd take the $8,550 I saved in sales commissions and take my dream vacation with my family (finally!) and I'd take the rest of the equity and apply it towards my next acquisition closer to home! ;)

Good luck Oren, and congratulations, it's a great problem to have! ;)

@Jayden Grissom

1. Find a niche and your target market and stick to it.

2. Be patient. It can take 6 months to a year to build a relationship with a potential client.

Good luck! ;)

@Ben Leybovich

Congratulations!!!!!  That's so inspiring, thanks for sharing!!

@Manuel I Contreras

I agree with @Marquez Griffin , try to purchase it before the bank takes it.

Good luck!

@Jose Manuel Castro

I can't wait to hear all about it!!! ;)

@Danielle Wolter

Welcome, Danielle!

Find good affordable tradesmen and the rehab part will a breeze! ;)

Good luck!

@Adam Craig

Email the author of the book and ask him directly.  

You'll be surprised at how easy it is to talk to ANYONE these days! ;)

Please update this post once you figure out the answer, I'd love to know it myself!

Good luck Adam!!

@William Riley

Save up $20k and then get a hard money loan to fund the rest.

Good luck!

@Jose Manuel Castro  

You're afraid to pull the trigger.  

You're "perfect" deal will be on the other side of your fear.  

Figure out what that fear is and overcome it if you want to "Play to win vs playing not to lose".

It's natural to be afraid.  Just don't let it sabotage your opportunities.

Good luck warrior!

@Maegan Erb  I suggest using an investor/agent or investor-friendly agent when acquiring investments properties.

Traditional agents typically have no real estate investment experience or knowledge.

It's perfectly appropriate to switch to a new agent that serves your needs better. ;)

Good luck!