All Forum Posts by: Jabari Long

I'm interested in this path but I don't know where to start.

Wholesaling those good deals you’re finding will allow you to build cash reserves. With those reserves you can improve your credit. Once you exit a few deals and people know you’re serious, it will be much easier to obtain funding.

Who’s your architect? I suggest brainstorming development ideas with them.

It’s never too early to start honing your skills. If you’re serious about real estate, any investment in education will produce a return!

If you closed with a Title Company or Attorney and you have Title Insurance there’s no need to wait for the deed. Your Settlement Statement serves as your proof of ownership until the deed is recorded.

I’ve found RentOMeter to be very accurate. However, the best source are local Realtors that will send you Rental Comps.

Great deal!

The decision should be based off your goals and whether a financial analysis of renting the property furthers them or not.

Detroit. Atlanta. Charlotte. Are all markets I know personally works. Properties are abundant and fix & flip funding is readily available

Interview the recommendations from places like BP and your local REIA. These will be people that you feel comfortable with as the nature of their business is very personal.