All Forum Posts by: Christopher Reid

I'm not a wholesaler but I don't believe you will need proof of funds.  What you will need is to be very very clear on your intentions with full disclosure.  Having a deal blow up because there was some grey area in communications can really come back to bite you in the arse.

Hi at @Jeffrey VanGilder sounds like you have a pretty good plan!  @Peter Mckernan is spot on,  FB really lets you fine tune exactly what demographic and geographic audiences that you want to target.  You can trial and error different settings to see what works best for you while always being in control of the dollar amount set to the penny.

I'd link up with @Rick Santasiere, he is your neighbor in Granby and has plenty of industry insight that he could share with you.

Best of luck and feel free to shoot me a message anytime with questions.

In Connecticut as long as the application for right to sell property has been filed and approved by the judge then it may be sold.  Either on the market, through assignment, double close...make sure you have a good closing attorneys or that the end buyer does so you don't get in a bad spot

Hi @Mariajose Hidalgo and welcome to BP!

Yes, I have and "fun" isn't the word I would use to describe it.  Depending on the emotional connection between the decedent and the executor it can be a tough convo.  Personally I'd rather stick to mailing and they will call if/when they are ready.  

Hi @Christopher Phillips.  No, I haven't been but I just took a look through and really like the simplicity of the user interface. Thanks for the recommendation!

No problem @Craig Bellot shoot me a message if you want to take me up on the offer.  I would love to  see what we can see!

Short answer, I agree with @Kyle Cabral.    BUT it really depends on how the fiduciary wants to proceed with the sale, the expectations of the of the heirs, and what stage of the probate process this case is in.  

I want to give back to these boards and assist any investors on here trying to calculate their ARV by setting up a comparative market analysis. I'm not new to these boards but I am a newly licensed realtor in the state of Connecticut. Born in White Plains, NY raised in Fairfield, living in Stamford, and very familiar with all towns in between including Westport, Darien, New Canaan, Wilton, Bridgeport, Greenwich, Norwalk, Wilton, etc. With access to the mighty and coveted MLS to look for deals, I'm happy to help other investors analyze deals in Fairfield County area. Shoot me a message to chat about this little slice of New England. This will be a good exercise for me to gain familiarity to running CMAs and analyze deals…..and I'm a total dork for this stuff.

I want to give back and assist the new guys/gals investors on here trying to calculate their ARV and in-turn strengthen my familiarity with CMAs.

I'm not new to these boards but I am a newly licensed real estate agent in the state of Connecticut. Born in White Plains, NY raised in Fairfield, living in Stamford, and very familiar with all towns in between including Westport, Darien, New Canaan, Wilton, Bridgeport, Greenwich, Norwalk, Wilton, etc. I'm psyched to have access to the mighty and coveted MLS to look for deals and I'm happy to help investors find exactly what they are looking for in the Fairfield County area. Meeting many of you on these forums and in person I'm happy to chat further with you about this little slice of New England.

Also, shout out to @Brandon Turner. First off thanks for all that you do! I watched the video that you shot with @mattfaircloth (also a big time follower of your youtube channel, thanks for all the killer insight man) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odDQpiGoy24 still on the fence? Take action bruh, the pros outweigh the cons.
Again, big thanks to all you folks on this forum helping me learn my ROI from NOI, Cap Rate from Vacany Rate.

Thanks Rick! I'm always look out to help in anyway that I can.  Feel free to reach out anytime!

...and that's on the low end.  Median rent is $3k+ here.