All Forum Posts by: Chris Quinn

@Bryan Petrinec, my broker offers a flat fee to hang your license. No charges on deals. Reach out to me if your interested. 

I'm intrigued by the idea of investing in county seat towns. I know a few people doing this for long term holds, multifam rehabs to refi, etc. There's been a growing buzz around Anderson lately, although its not on Highway 6/290 traffic route from Houston, I currently think it will do better than say Navasota in the long run. Either way, South of B/CS, even as far as Hempstead is a much better idea than going North (if growth is what you're looking for.)

@David Andrzejek, I meant for one of my properties. And I bet you would!

Part of me wants to tell the assessor to bring me a buyer at assessed value and I'll sell it today. Either way, it's worth the 30 minutes to contest.

I'm glad to hear you decided to cut ties with the old one. 

Being born here and seeing the market grow the way it has over the past decade plus, I think B/CS will be a great investment for a good while. There is a lot of competition as far as investors/flippers for those coveted off-market properties, but the deals are there... I closed on a College Station fixer-upper duplex in January for $51K, sold it to an investor a week later at $105K. He was happy, I was happy, and I moved on to the next deal. 

I think having my RE license gives me a bit of an advantage in that it adds to credibility and if the seller wants too close to retail for the house, I offer to list it for them. 

@Preston Curling, I’m a B/CS native and an agent/investor. I’m happy to be of assistance. Feel free to shoot me a message anytime. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence wholesale investment.

Planned on wholetailing, but found another project. Sold contract to investor client for $6000 mark up.

@Ben Hann I hear ya! I am in escrow right now for an Aggie parent just like yourself. Let me know if I can be of any help for you. 

Save the money on condo fees and look for townhomes and single family without HOAs