All Forum Posts by: De'Anton Gipson

Hello peeps, kinda confused. I got a counter offer and it says buyer to accept condo "as-is" with no seller repairs. Does that mean if i sign this contract and the house falls apart tomorrow i would have to still purchase?

Karen Moysi you shoukd move. You shoukdnt omput your opinion where its not asked. That could start a BIG problem physically for you. If you dont like where you live move

Hello all, im yet to find a good deal in my area. Its okay i understand its going to take time. I found a great deal and the day i put my offer in it went under contract that morning. I have a quick question for anyone who invest or starting to invest. Im trying to figure out how much i should charge for rent in the area the home is in to see if the deal is good enough for me

Henry J. Thats true

Leo Khmelniker OMG Thhhaaaannnnkkkk you that was EXACTLY what i was looking for!!!!! Thank you sir!!

Joe Villeneuve *sense

Joe Villeneuve i love this site i promise i do but i hate when you guys give answers that dont make sence. If i didnt understand it the first time why would i re-read it to get the same outcome? My question is 300/month profit good, and or nice outcome for a condo in a market like nashville? Its simple. To me its great yes, but you guys are real investers so im basically asking if you woukd take a deal like this? I want to know your opinion, and your thoughts.

Andrew Johnson Joe Villeneuve Lane Kawaoka Mindy Jensen Okay so it dosnt account for a vacancy, but it does for all the monthly espences. Personally I'm fine with $300/month profit, but I wanted you guys opinion if that is enought ir search for another deal.

Hey team, still new to the real estate world and wanting to know is $300 a month good cashflow for my first property? Given not consitering ROI

Brian Davis thank you Brian! You helped me so much thank you sir!