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All Forum Posts by: David Reinke

David Reinke has started 3 posts and replied 5 times.

Thanks for the input, @Jim K. I'll have to check out Set for Life for sure. I'm deep into the video series which I agree has some great info. Totally agree that NOW is the only time we have and you can spend an entire life waiting around for the "best" time, right? 

Hi everyone. A friend of mine asked if I had heard of either of the two companies mentioned in the subject and whether or not their alleged $2000 price tag was worth the investment to begin a career in real estate investing.  Has anyone taken their course and is willing to expound upon their validity, pros and cons, etc. ?  Are they the same company? The websites are very similar and even share a same "hype" video which is very generalized and mentions no specific company name...  Below are the direct links. Thanks in advance for the feedback!

https://willtowinmethod.com/quickstart/

https://rulesofrenovation.com/quickstart/

Post: Hello from Philadelphia!

David ReinkePosted
  • Philadelphia
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 1

@Kevin Hunter, Thanks for the offer! I took a little different route when I was still on active duty in the states and went the business franchising route back in 2012. Looking back, I should've jumped into real estate head on and I'd be in much different place right now. Everything is a learning experience though and I'll be able to take many business lessons into the next chapter. I think my biggest advantage right now is being able to choose a place to live and invest in simultaneously.  Do you by chance know of any other programs or fsbo websites aside from militarybyowner.com for veterans? Side note, I'm still reserve...

Hi everyone! Just joined the ranks here at BP and I continue to be amazed daily with the amount of information that is readily available at our fingertips. So much so, that I'm having a tough time figuring out where to start with my current situation. I'm transitioning out of the military currently waiting patiently to start a new career that should allow enough time to jump into real estate investing with plenty of time left over for family and fun...or so I think, ha! My wife and I are undecided on where to settle down but are aiming somewhere between Philadelphia and the Annapolis/DC area. We are considering the idea of purchasing a multi-fam unit and living in one for at least a year before moving onto the next adventure. Side note...we have a 16 month old son and are planning another soon just to put living requirements into perspective. If necessary, we have about 100K to work with and I also qualify for VA loans (zero down with NO PMI...but a funding fee of 3.3% of the loan amount) which can really assist if we are aiming to maximize leverage. I know there's some great stuff out there if you look hard enough but like a lot of newbies, I'm kind of stuck at the starting gate unsure of which direction to leap...especially in this seemingly forever climbing market. Is the timing right? Which area is best? Are multi-fams even a good idea right now? What size should we aim for? If not, what should we pursue? Should I bag the whole idea and just toss our savings into Silver?? These are just a few of the questions jumping around the grey matter every morning before being pelted in the eye with breakfast sausage released from the hand of the aforementioned toddler. He's not too keen yet on expressing his views in a succinct manner but if he could, I'd be asking him too! Thanks in advance for any ideas!

Post: Hello from Philadelphia!

David ReinkePosted
  • Philadelphia
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 1

Hi everyone. I just recently separated from active duty military and moved back to the states from Germany.  I'm ready to expand my investment portfolio and jump into the world of real estate. Currently exploring options to pursue and wanting to find that specific path to really capitalize upon in this current market. I've always had an interest in multi-fam units but have never been able to pull the trigger due to a myriad of reasons but now I'm ready and I love tackling a new challenge.  Above all, I'm ready to learn!