All Forum Posts by: Carl Robinson

@Mao Pmn how did your 203k process turnout can you recommend anyone that helped you in the process, lender realtor contractor anything would be helpful as I am having a hard time finding members for my team thanks in advance.

@Kristopher Lamy I had the same problem on my first property, If you haven't done so already sign up with local credit unions. Secu and Mecu both are good options for properties under 100k.

@Vina Real I appreciate the information I will give them a call today I hope I will find the same luck you have with them and when I find a local cpa I will be sure to reach out to you with the info

@Ned Carey thank you for your recommendations I see you on here helping out investors alot so I really appreciate the response I have been to the one out Towson local Reia meetings alot but now my work schedule will not allow me to make the meetings anymore I will definitely give those banks a try I actually tried easterns savings with no luck so far along with a couple others but I will give the others a try thanks again ned

@Nicholas Aiola thank you for the advice I appreciate it i will start to look out for cpas on here

Hello bigger pockets I have been on here for a while now just looking and listening and learning soaking up all the information i possibly could. I'm am from baltimore and without bigger pockets I would have never actually jumped into real estate the way I did.I am in need of help as I have a tenant in place and I'm looking to put a mortgage on my property (first 1 by the way)and I'm in need of local lenders to contact in Baltimore if someone could PM me local lenders that could help me out also any CPA contacts would greatly appreciated.

thanks for the advice the reason I wanted to avoid all those cost is because its my grandmother's house which she brought and its been in her name since never getting a 2nd mortgage or anything on it so I no its free and clear but I understand its jus always better safe then sorry if u have any advice on how I should proceed on the quit claim deed it would be appreciated

Hello BP newbie loooking for advice on the best way to acquire my first rental property from a relative. i was thinking about doing a quit deed claim. I am looking for the easiest fastest way without having to deal with lawyers title companies and even closing cost if possible. is quit deed claim the best way or should I be looking into other options? any help and advice would be appreciated thanks in advance.

they say hands on teaching you how to do basic stuff that I'm learning reading books and watching YouTube I was going to go to check it out but I've heard its jus basic info do you no of any local meetups I could attend I'm just looking to soak up as much info as possible

Anyone from Baltimore been to or heard of investor united school i was thinking bout taking courses wanted to no if its worth it