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All Forum Posts by: Allison Ezzi

Allison Ezzi has started 13 posts and replied 43 times.

Post: QUITCLAIM DEED...potential? OR disaster?

Allison Ezzi
Pro Member
Posted
  • Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 11

Hi BP!

I'm hoping for some guidance on QuitClaim Deeds-

I drove by this house the other day that is clearly vacant and in need of serious TLC. The grass covers the entire house... I had to climb through the jungle just to confirm the address. I pulled the property info up on the local county site. I can see the owners info (2 names), they live elsewhere and I'm planning to mail them a letter (I also found a potential phone # running a reserve lookup).

The county site says that the legal reference is QUITCLAIM DEED dated in 9/2009.

Not to sound stupid (or maybe:)) What does this mean?  my initial thoughts are either, gifted? divorce? or tax deed sale?  I read another forum on QCD and they recommended to run away.... ( maybe a completely different scenario though) !?!

Any way to find out more info? 

Also.. any advice on an effective letter? I want it to be personal but strategic.

Please shed some light! THANKS

Post: New guy from NC

Allison Ezzi
Pro Member
Posted
  • Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 11

@Kelly Hoots

Hi Kelly, great to have you here!

My family is new to Asheville. We are looking to a rehab (fix&flip) properties. Feel free to message me and we can chat more.

The forums and BP as a whole have really helped me to connect with others and open doors. Stick with it!

Post: Hello from Richmond, Virginia!

Allison Ezzi
Pro Member
Posted
  • Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 11

Hello everyone!

My name is Allison and I currently live in Richmond, Virginia. I am originally from Massachusetts, attended school at Michigan State University, then decided that it was time to defrost from the cold and migrated south to Virginia.

I must say that I am very excited and grateful that I have found the BP community! THANK YOU in advance:) So far I'm loving the podcasts, forums and @J Scott flipping book. There is so much information and knowledge here, I am thrilled to connect with such great, GENUINE people. (I will not even go into my experience with a "guru" except that I am powering forward and will not let them knock me down nor dent my "ego").

My father and I are gearing-up for our first flip! We plan to do this in Asheville, NC as that is where my parents currently live. We really need help with some good strategies for financing the project. So many questions, not sure where to begin!? How to get and stay focused with soooo much info and avenues?


As far as experience in REI, I am learning the ways. I have bird-dogged a couple properties (in Richmond) to other investors...that REALLY opened my eyes when we closed and I saw everyone's piece of the pie! I understand the numbers, I'm hungry (for more pie), I'm determined to challenge myself and eager to consistently learn and adapt in REI. My brain just will not stopping thinking about RE!

Anyone in or around Richmond, VA or Asheville, NC that would be interested in chatting!?!

Thanks for reading my lengthy post! I truly appreciate any/all feedback.

-Allison