All Forum Posts by: Brittney WIlliams

@Brenden Mitchum yes I would love to see that analysis webinar 

I’m looking for someone that would be a good fit for me to talk to regarding investment strategy, possibly a coach. Just having another set of eyes on what I’m working with that can help me avoid pitfalls as much as possible and continue to expand. I still call myself a beginner, but I do have three short term rentals, a duplex, and a small mobile home park. I do most of my investing in Florida but I live in TX so I can’t always join the local REIM groups in the area.  Just looking for some guidance in this area

Thank you Anthony. I sure don’t feel like a rockstar in real estate, so I appreciate that comment. I feel like there’s so much I still need to learn it’s a bit overwhelming looking at all the options.

Is that hard money lending? 

I'm about to be in the process of refinancing multiple properties due to a recent divorce. I'm planning on taking out a HELOC, as well as pulling out the equity from the other properties. I have a very high paying side hustle, I'm a homeschool mom, and don't have the time to find my own deals. I own 3 short term rentals in the panhandle of Florida as well as a small mobile home park. They all cash flow very well. I live in Texas, but I frequently fly back-and-forth to Florida to keep an eye on my properties. I don't know a lot about buying from wholesalers, and I'm not super confident that I know how to run the numbers to make sure I'm getting a good deal. I learn fast, but I really can't take on a lot of added stresses at the moment but I need to put this capital to work. What would you suggest in my situation? Investing in a syndication? Becoming a lender? Sell a property or two since the market is so high? Staying in my wheelhouse of short term rentals because that's what I'm comfortable with? Am I able to "sit on this money" until I find an investment without penalties from taxes? How do I go about finding a good wholesaler in the area I'm looking at? what resources\books would you recommend that would explain the basics and what I need to know? The properties I have now were all acquired the traditional route with a realtor on MLS. I hope this makes sense, as I'm sure there are other single moms on here and/or new investors that still have full-time jobs and busy schedules.

I'm about to be in the process of refinancing multiple properties due to a recent divorce. I'm planning on taking out a HELOC, as well as pulling out the equity from the other properties. I have a very high paying side hustle, I'm a homeschool mom, and don't have the time to find my own deals. I own 3 short term rentals in the panhandle of Florida as well as a small mobile home park. They all cash flow very well. I live in Texas, but I frequently fly back-and-forth to Florida to keep an eye on my properties. I don't know a lot about buying from wholesalers, and I'm not super confident that I know how to run the numbers to make sure I'm getting a good deal. I learn fast, but I really can't take on a lot of added stresses at the moment but I need to put this capital to work. What would you suggest in my situation? Investing in a syndication? Becoming a lender? Sell a property or two since the market is so high? Staying in my wheelhouse of short term rentals because that's what I'm comfortable with? Am I able to "sit on this money" until I find an investment without penalties from taxes? How do I go about finding a good wholesaler in the area I'm looking at? what resources\books would you recommend that would explain the basics and what I need to know? The properties I have now were all acquired the traditional route with a realtor on MLS. I hope this makes sense, as I'm sure there are other single moms on here and/or new investors that still have full-time jobs and busy schedules.

I'm about to be in the process of refinancing multiple properties due to a recent divorce. I'm planning on taking out a HELOC, as well as pulling out the equity from the other properties. I have a very high paying side hustle, I'm a homeschool mom, and don't have the time to find my own deals. I own 3 short term rentals in the panhandle of Florida as well as a small mobile home park. They all cash flow very well. I live in Texas, but I frequently fly back-and-forth to Florida to keep an eye on my properties. I don't know a lot about buying from wholesalers, and I'm not super confident that I know how to run the numbers to make sure I'm getting a good deal. I learn fast, but I really can't take on a lot of added stresses at the moment but I need to put this capital to work. What would you suggest in my situation? Investing in a syndication? Becoming a lender? Sell a property or two since the market is so high? Staying in my wheelhouse of short term rentals because that's what I'm comfortable with? Am I able to "sit on this money" until I find an investment without penalties from taxes? How do I go about finding a good wholesaler in the area I'm looking at? what resources\books would you recommend that would explain the basics and what I need to know? The properties I have now were all acquired the traditional route with a realtor on MLS. I hope this makes sense, as I'm sure there are other single moms on here and/or new investors that still have full-time jobs and busy schedules.

I'm about to be in the process of refinancing multiple properties due to a recent divorce. I'm planning on taking out a HELOC, as well as pulling out the equity from the other properties. I have a very high paying side hustle, I'm a homeschool mom, and don't have the time to find my own deals. I own 3 short term rentals in the panhandle of Florida as well as a small mobile home park. They all cash flow very well. I live in Texas, but I frequently fly back-and-forth to Florida to keep an eye on my properties. I don't know a lot about buying from wholesalers, and I'm not super confident that I know how to run the numbers to make sure I'm getting a good deal. I learn fast, but I really can't take on a lot of added stresses at the moment but I need to put this capital to work. What would you suggest in my situation? Investing in a syndication? Becoming a lender? Sell a property or two since the market is so high? Staying in my wheelhouse of short term rentals because that's what I'm comfortable with? Am I able to "sit on this money" until I find an investment without penalties from taxes? How do I go about finding a good wholesaler in the area I'm looking at? what resources\books would you recommend that would explain the basics and what I need to know? The properties I have now were all acquired the traditional route with a realtor on MLS. I hope this makes sense, as I'm sure there are other single moms on here and/or new investors that still have full-time jobs and busy schedules.

I just own the lot 

Thank you Frank!

That is so helpful. I just acquired this park  in a divorce so I’m having to learn as I go. Am I able to make the repairs and bill them without their permission? This issue is becoming a hazard to the other homeowners in the park as well.

Also, is the submeter billing to the tenants usually done by the property manager or the third-party company? This is only a 6 pad park.