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All Forum Posts by: Cory Pedvin

Cory Pedvin has started 1 posts and replied 7 times.

@Emily Fackler I had the same exact reaction when we drove through there last month. Definitely appears to be too rough to jump in at the moment. One of the BP podcasts was talking about timing on areas that were gentrification candidates and i believe the conclusion was you don't want to be the first 20%. 

Post: New Member From Fontana, CA

Cory PedvinPosted
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Originally posted by @Munir Khan:

Welcome Cory, nice to hear you are a local SoCal resident (for now) I am also in the I.E. Area looking for my first investment property. 

 Awesome and good luck!

Post: New Member From Fontana, CA

Cory PedvinPosted
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Originally posted by @Frank Luna:

Welcome Cory, I am flipping in Southern California doing wholesale, fix n flips buy and hold and using cash, subject to, seller financing and other creative ways. 

 Thank you! I hope to be able to do similar strategies in the inland empire down the road a little bit!

Post: New Member From Fontana, CA

Cory PedvinPosted
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Originally posted by @Elias Valdez III:

@Cory Pedvin

Can I pm you ? I have a strategy for that that I think you will be interested in

 Sure. 

Post: New Member From Fontana, CA

Cory PedvinPosted
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@Elias Valdez III

I have thought about doing turn key to start with, but I feel like I would be missing out on the price appreciation of buying a house that needs some work. Also, since i am starting with limited cash I feel as though i would run out of money for down payments more quickly. 

Post: New Member From Fontana, CA

Cory PedvinPosted
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Originally posted by @Eric Nguyen:

Welcome Cory!  CA has gotten to be quite expensive now!  I do most my investing out of state, but maybe one day the market will turn around!  I'll be waiting for that day if it ever comes!

Thank you! I like living here for the most part but I dont like the prospects of investing here!

Post: New Member From Fontana, CA

Cory PedvinPosted
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Hi BP community! 

I am just getting into real estate investing  after using the last 6 months to educate myself through the BP forums, podcasts and real estate books.

I bought my first home and primary residence back in 2015, and we are currently in escrow to sell that house. My plan is to use the proceeds of the sale to start investing. Additionally, my wife and I are going to be moving back in with one of my parents to live rent free for the next 6 months to save as much as possible. (somehow she is on board with this)

With that said, I live in the expensive Southern California market and am looking in Southern Indiana (where my wife is from) for our first buy and hold. At the same time, I will be looking for fix and flips and possibly utilizing the BRRRR strategy. I work at my family food distribution business where i watched my grandfather put in 40 years of 80+ hour weeks with no interests or life outside of work. In contrast, I love to travel and have more hobbies then i have time for. This was great motivation to look for other sources of income to fund a lifestyle I choose; this is how i found BP.

My goal is to acquire at least 2 cash flowing properties by the end of the year and then double that goal to 4 additional units the next year. 

BP forums and podcasts have been a huge inspiration and center of confidence to begin this journey. I just want to say thank you to everyone who contributes and willingly gives their time and knowledge for the betterment of people like myself. 

I look forward to connecting with all of you!

-Cory Pedvin