All Forum Posts by: Deahneece Ridgell

I found a listing and am going to use it to practice analyzing properties. It brought up a question though. The property description says that it may need to be torn down and rebuilt. As a wholesaler, how distressed is too distressed for a property? Or, is it dependent on the cash buyer?

COVID question, with the market downturn, am I supposed to be looking to flippers, landlords, or someone else as a cash buyer?

@Thea Jenkins thanks!

@Dena Puliatti good to know. Thank you!

@Luke DeLaVergne. Ok thank you! I will look in that area as well

@Brian Gerlach Thank you

@Travis Frenchak thank you. Will do. She has to decide if she’s selling first then I’ll get numbers... after I make her aware that I’m interested

@Antonio Cucciniello I see 🤔. Thank you. I was starting to come to that conclusion but hearing it was nice

Ok. That makes a lot of sense. And yes, I think so. My current landlord may be moving in 2021 and if she decides to sell I would like to buy it but am unsure of what to do with it past that or how to buy it as I don't have a down payment. I know there are ways though. It is a house with a basement apartment. I currently live in the basement apartment so I know the house and neighborhood.

Thank you. Does the "never, ever pay for a coach or a mentor before you already have established some business" apply to an REI membership fee? I reached out to my local REI group and it looks like I can attend meetings without the fee but the fee gives access to some "success programs" if I understood the email response correctly.

Ok. I am still researching which avenue I would like to take. So far I like the wholesaling, buy and hold, and BRRRR methods. I have my first buy in mind, I am just questioning if it is a good idea and am unsure what to do after.