All Forum Posts by: David Rupp

I would highly recommend using Dave Clark to get some contracts together for you. He made me some shorter purchase and sale contracts and only charged me $75. That is to actually make shorter contract. I'm sure it would be less if you just wanted a standard rental agreement. I have had other Attorneys charge me over $350 to just fill out and send me the standard purchase and sale contract. If your interested, Tom Clark's phone number is, (614) 875-4895. (Mods, I couldn't find site rules anywhere, so please remove the number if it isn't allowed. However, I have no connection to the attorney, other than being a satisfied customer.)

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Awesome man. Way to get it done.

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Originally posted by @Engelo Rumora:

Originally posted by @Michael Wentzel:

Hello people,

I live in Colorado Springs, CO and I'm currently purchasing, rehabbing and refinancing properties in Pueblo, CO. I've been looking for a second larger market to enter. Being from Ohio, I've considered Cleveland, Toledo and Columbus. I think I've settled on Columbus and have started to look at properties there. There are certainly a lot of cheap properties in the city, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are going to make money. So here's a few questions...

I would like to purchase properties in the $20,000 to $30,000 range. Is anybody doing this? Have you found a good or bad areas for this price point?

Is anybody buying, rehabbing and refinancing? The neighborhoods I've looked at are so riddled with foreclosures I feel like it will be tough to get a decent appraisal after the rehab.

I would like to chat or email with a few investors, Realtors and property managers to learn more. So contact me if you have some insight on Real Estate in Columbus, Ohio.

Mike

Hi Michael,

You can find some awesome deals across Ohio in the $20,000 - $30,000 range. Especially if your not buying turnkey.

We just picked up a retail flip estate sale deal.

$25,000 and needs $20,000 rehab.

Will list in spring and push the $110,000.

One of our better deals for sure.

Thanks and have a great day.

Wow Engelo, that is awesome.

David

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Hi Michael,

You can find some awesome deals across Ohio in the $20,000 - $30,000 range. Especially if your not buying turnkey.

We just picked up a retail flip estate sale deal.

$25,000 and needs $20,000 rehab.

Will list in spring and push the $110,000.

One of our better deals for sure.

Thanks and have a great day.

Wow Engelo, that us awesome.

David

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EDIT: Let me try the @Rick H. again. Cool, it worked on a different computer.

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@Rick Harmon

In the letter, do you mention that you found they were delinquent on their taxes via county records. Or do you just send them a typical letter saying your an investor looking for deals.

I am getting ready to do a delinquent tax mailing and am doing a little research on what kind of letter works well in this niche.

Thanks,
David

EDIT: let me try the @Rick Harmon again.

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Lets try the @Arcinio Arauz again.

Darn it. I click on his name, when it pops up in the bottom of the message box, and it has the blue box around it, but when I click post it doesn't work.

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@Arcinio Arauz I just obtained a delinquent tax list and was looking around for how to scrub it when I found this post. I was wondering what parameters you used to scrub yours.

Thanks,

David

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Another Columbus here.

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