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All Forum Posts by: Britt Lang

Britt Lang has started 1 posts and replied 8 times.

Post: Wholesaling Deal Closing

Britt LangPosted
  • Fort Wayne, IN
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 3

@Bryan L. Remember not just any LLC will protect you the same as another LLC. It depends on the state laws because if you're in a state that the charging order is not the only remedy in a lawsuit then your other assets can be in jeopardy that's why some people have Nevada, Wyoming, and Ohio LLCs even though they don't live that state because those LLCs provide the most asset protection.

Post: Wholesaling Deal Closing

Britt LangPosted
  • Fort Wayne, IN
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 3

Does anybody know what happens if you buy a property with a land trust? Will banks not give the same type of financing? 

Originally posted by @James Bausch:

Hi Britt,  

I'd be glad to be a resource to you here in the Warsaw/Winona area.   I'm a broker with an investing background.  We've helped a number of BiggerPocket folks and I can help you plug into the local community here in Kosciusko County.  Feel free to PM me.  

 Thanks James! I'm currently living in Winona Lake and would love to network. I'll PM you!

Originally posted by @Shannon S.:

What advice I have and I'm far from an expert is this. There are some truly experienced folks who share great information.  So read, read, read.  Conferences are overpriced and are usually just to be ignored, you'll get 100x more from your local real-estate groups. 

Start using zillow or redfin, MLS or whatever mass information source you have and start studying a few areas. What are the prices for a 3 bedroom? What are they for sale for and what did they sell for last? Learn how to classify what rents and sells in a few areas and for what. Sure it'll seem random at first, but after a few years. You'll be able to pin point it. A business minded real-estate agent can REALLY help jump start this too.

Once you found an area you like, start driving around there. Sounds crazy, but being in the area in person really does give a lot of information that's hard to classify in the MLS. Notice the cars that are parked and if people that are walking around seem friendly or if young families are there or not. Does it have a lot of high class foodie areas or is it close to a college? Is there we buy gold signs, a Walmart or a lot of franchised business? At the same time start looking at homes "differently". This will start to fine tune "value" for you. Value is important because a great deal per door doesn't make it a great rental, but might for a flip.

Know what gets you going. Do you want to buy and flip?  Do you want to buy fix?  Are you going to rent them and be a landlord or have someone else landlord it for you?  So many options! :)

 Shannon...thank you for the info you provided. I've actually started doing what I call "recon" in my local market as well as other markets I'm familiar with. Right now everything is on the table but favoring wholesaling, fix and rent, fix and flip.

Originally posted by @Drew Wiard:

Hey @Britt! Would be happy to help you connect with folks! I, along with a couple of other folks, help to host the local REIA in Fort Wayne. feel free to send me a message, and I'll be happy to send you the link to our Facebook group, and help you get connected!

 Drew, I just joined the Facebook group. Look forward to meeting people at the next meeting!

Originally posted by @Peter Fennig:

Hi there Brit and welcome to BP . I'm a full-time contractor here in Fort Wayne and if you're interested in networking , Drew Wiard who's a member here and also runs a local monthly REIA is definitely somebody to connect with. The meetings are free and are the first Wednesday of every month. If you ever have any questions or want to connect feel free to reach out to me, my email and phone number are on my profile

 Thank you Peter! I'll keep your information close. I also want to join the local group.

Thank you! How's the market in Indy? I've only worked in Indy but never lived there. It's very cheap in Fort Wayne and I mean that in good and bad ways.

I'm a new investor looking to network. I'm located near Fort Wayne but really interested in investing in Winona Lake/Warsaw area, Kokomo, and the surrounding areas of Fort Wayne. I still have a lot to learn and would love to network with people regardless of location. I'm an IT Engineer by trade and look to leverage technology to its peak to accomplish my goals.