All Forum Posts by: Cameron Small

Hey @Adam Crocker, if you're interested in meeting local Birmingham investors.  Check out AlAREIA's next meeting Thursday September 14, 2017.

Hey @Ali Dawood, based on what I've heard other successful flippers do, from the Podcast.  It sounds like what you need is a project manager or a partner.  Someone who is paid based on the success of the flip.

Hey @Ashley Cote welcome to BP!  I would recommend reading the Ultimate Beginners Guide and Brandon's book on investing in real estate with low and no money down.  Also just listening to the podcast has taught me a lot.  I would start with episode one and listen to all two hundred.  It will take a while but the knowledge gained will be worth it.

Hey @Preston Bahrik welcome to BP!  A good place to start would be to read the Ultimate Beginners Guide.  The podcast's has been an amazing learning tool for me.  I listen to it in the car and during lunch at work.  

Hey @Saranda Sumerlin Wholesaling is not illegal in Alabama, however, verbiage can get you trouble. I would recommend talking to knowledgeable lawyer that is also an investor. Also checking out the next AlAREIA meeting in Birmingham. If your wanting to create an LLC, I would pay an attorney who understands asset protection in the long run it's worth the money. For more info on asset protection listen to BP Podcast 109.

Hi @Gilbert Joseph, I live in the Huntsville/Madison area and would be happy to help in anyway that I can.

Welcome to BP @Hayden Freeman!  AlAREIA is a good local real estate investor group.  The leader of the group @Brian Trippe is an experienced investor.  Or if your ever in the Huntsville area MCREIA is another good group.

During the day I'm a Software Engineer, I show up to work at 7am. I take breaks at 8:30am and 2pm CT to trade Options. During my drive to and from work I listen to the BP podcast as well as during my lunch break. I'm not a successful REI, but I will be one day.

Welcome to BP @Jake Roland!  Start with the duplex, it's less risky then flipping and easier than wholesaling.