All Forum Posts by: Christie Chanterelle

Oh i'm sorry. My question is do you think it's crazy for me to do that instead of buying a condo to flip? 

Hello fellow BP investors. I need your help and hopefully you guys can help me make a decision. Se I decided to start a RE investment business a few month ago. I wanted to start with flipping but lately I've been feeling like buying a condo and renting it out. Or purchasing an already rented condo. Problem is the funds. Please give me feedback on how you would go about this.

My major is Hospitality Management with a minor in Real estate. I (or my company) will, for now, flip condos and townhomes. Maybe next year, I will have enough funds to add single family homes. In 3 years, I hope to have my first rental property. If God is willing, maybe everything will happen faster.

Hello All. I am a full-time mom and full time student at FAU that just recently decided to start my own real estate investment business.

I don't really work for Publix anymore so it would not be a problem. I have everything in place. Still searching for that one contractor i feel i can trust though but other than that i feel like i am ready. As for an agent, I have a real estate license and have my broker there to lend an ear.

Hello fellow BP members. I am hoping to get an opinion on this question that has been hunting me for a few weeks now. So two months ago, I've decided to start on my business and the only way to purchase my first flip was for me to bring about $5,000 of my own money to the table. Technically i have that and I do not have that. I say that because it's in my Publix Retirement account. What's making me freak out is i have decided to sell all of my stocks in order to come up with the money. My question is: do you guys think that is a good idea? 

I just have one more question. Let me know if I am missing any professionals on this list. I need to make sure I have everything and everyone I need so when I do get a deal, I can move on it with no problems.

*business bank account, RE lawyer, home inspector, general contractor, interior designer, homeowner's insurance, accountant, property manager (for future rental properties). 

Please let me know if I am missing anything.

Thank you everyone for the feedback. 

 But the thing is I have yet to discuss a particular deal with any lenders.

 Reaching out to family members was the first thing I did. Sadly none are able to help. But I won't give up. I am just hoping something pans out soon.