All Forum Posts by: Chris Quinn

I am a local realtor/investor who has represented many BP members. I also know many investment friendly lenders. Feel free to shoot me a message, I am happy to help

I might be able to provide some insight. Feel free to shoot me a private message.

@Treivor Cashion if you ever want to bounce market questions off a local College Station realtor, feel free to shoot me a DM anytime. Congrats on your journey towards building wealth. As you can see, there are plenty of people here wanting to help you.

Randy Pineda congratulations!!! I’m always hunting for off market deals in B/CS. We should chat sometime.

I too would be happy to provide the name of my go to guy. Have him give bids for my investor clients, fairly priced, great work and cheapest roof quotes I've seen to date. 

Reynaldo Perez III welcome to BP. You will not be disappointed by the wealth of knowledge the site and its user have to offer. We also have a local investor club (BRICS) that does everything through Meetup.com Feel free to shoot me a message if you want more info. They have the monthly meeting coming up Tuesday the 26th. Hope to see you around!

@Trevor Turner It's great to hear you and your wife are going to take the plunge into REI. Many of the above comments are correct. Beyond continuing your REI education (podcasts, BP, books, etc) there are 3 main areas of focus: Lending, Entity structure, and the Real Estate itself. I highly suggest finding someone in each area to assist. A great lender can save you money time and hassle before getting to the closing table. He can also provide suggestions of how to repair any credit issues to try and bump those scores to the next tier. An investor-friendly realtor learns their clients formulas and strategies and can save time weeding through properties that don't meet their investing formula of choice. An investor friendly agent is not afraid to put in multiple offers until their clients gets a good deal, provide advice when requested, as well as provide clients with up to the minute deals. Then of course your tax/accounting guy can save you thousands.

Look in to FHA 203K loan. This will allow you to purchase property and also includes a rehab budget. Currently working with a BP client doing the same thing.

Tasha Beal , I am currently working with multiple BP investors interested in our BCS market. I agree with the sentiment about renting to college students. We have a wide variety of properties from turnkey all the way to in desperate need of renovations. Different investors prefer different avenues. If you think this market may appeal to you, id love to set up a phone call and explain everything my market may be able to offer you.

 I would love to look over your template and see how I could make it work for myself.