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All Forum Posts by: Dax Mickelson

Dax Mickelson has started 6 posts and replied 24 times.

Post: Connections in Northern Idaho

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8

Yeah.  I live in Twin Falls.  Granted, closer to Boise than Post Falls but still not "local".  :-)

Welcome to the group!

What type of real estate are you interested in?  I know of a great real estate agent up there that is investor focused.  DM me and we can talk more about it.

Post: Good learning material for land development / subdivisioning

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8

I'm looking for good educational material on the process of developing "raw land" into a subdivision.  Any suggestions?  (books/videos/podcasts/etc.)

Post: Thoughts on Borland Capital

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8

@Mack Benson and @Taylor L.  - Super thank you for the reference!  I'll eat it up!  :-)

Post: Money First vs. Deal First

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8

@Alex Jackman:  Absolutely!  No need to misrepresent.  Most potential home buyers don't have "for sure" funds until the deal is under some sort of contract.  I think getting a property under contract and then, during your due diligence period, finding the cash is just a normal way of doing things.

Post: Thoughts on Borland Capital

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8
I'm not currently looking to invest with this company but they do have some "tutorials" on syndicating a deal.  I'm looking for the "herd opinion" on whether these tutorials are valid information or not.
As an aside, does anyone have any good books/blogs/podcasts/videos on setting up a syndication?  As I mentioned earlier, I'm not to the point of needing one but I'm working on a subdivision development deal that might lead nicely into a syndication for the improvements built in said subdivision.

Post: Raw Land / Subdivision Development

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8

I'm having difficulty finding information at BiggerPockets related to raw land / subdivision development.  Maybe I'm just not knowing where to look for or what to search for?  If this site isn't the right venue for this could someone suggest one?

Post: Trust, or lack thereof

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8

@Keaton M.

I hope you are wrong.  If I can't trust this friend regarding real estate then I can't trust anyone in real estate!  That said, I'm being as careful as I can be.  I haven't taken on the 2 suggested partners yet but we are doing introductions soon.  I will settle down on my partnerships before I exit my "due diligence" phase as written in the accepted offer.

Love it.  Could use an updated video as the Rental Calculator has changed.

Post: Trust, or lack thereof

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8

Looks like I have more to learn than just how to calculate and fund a deal.  :-)

Post: Trust, or lack thereof

Dax MickelsonPosted
  • Developer
  • Southern Idaho
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 8

I think I've gotten off track to what I was looking for here.  Let me risk providing too much information (TMI) about my current situation and see.

I have a land development deal under contract and I'm doing my due diligence.  My Real Estate agent is a very good friend of mine and is very knowledgeable as she has been a real estate mover and shaker in this valley for over 30 years.  Since I have no experience with land development I agree with her that I should bring in a "mentor" to help out.  She has two guys in mind.

How do I establish trust with these potential partners?

How do I ensure they don't rob me blind since I'm a noob?

How do I balance their expertise with my personal opinions/desires on what I want to do with this land?

(I'm sure there are more questions but I think you get the idea.)