All Forum Posts by: DeVon McCoy

I was contacted by a company that offers assistance to help build my business line of credit that I would allow me to pull money off credit cards at closing in order to use as a down payment when purchasing a property.    Has anyone used this type of financing to assist in building their Real Estate investing business? or have an opinion on the use of such companies?  

Thank you @Reggie Ramsey and @Justin Tahilramani

I wanted to ask if anyone could recommend an investment friendly closing attorney in Fayetteville, NC that i could reach out to.    

Is there already a drafted offer to purchase (contract) out there that someone could share or provide guidance on where I could get a contract that I could use to lock down an agreement between myself and a seller with the intent to fix and flip a property.   

Another question; when it comes to off market investment properties are Real Estate offer to purchase contracts sufficient to get the property under contract?

Any guidance would be appreciated. 

Thank you,

Great thank you @Andrew R. Lucas 

Originally posted by @Andrew R. Lucas:

I'll PM you.

Thank you @ Andrew Lucas.  Would you happen to know contractors in Columbia with a food reputation? 

I wanted to ask the forum if their are any recommendations for a contractor that is able to provide repair estimates in Columbia, SC. Also, if I am unable to find one prior to my scheduled walk through of the property, what is the best method to determine the cost of repairs? i.e. take Pics and show them to a contractor?... any recommendations and/or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance DeVon

MLS #3357033

Good Investment opportunity for a home that is currently tenant occupied and generating monthly cash flow.  In addition to an investment property, this home would be a great starter home for your first time home buyers. This property is a ranch style home with a large back yard, minutes from Cleveland Regional Medical center, food establishments, and highway 74 which may make this home a great fit for your first time home buyer or investors.

@Dave Hurt I would appreciate any assistance on the direction to go with direct mail.  Using post cards vs letters, and are there any samples of letters/post cards that may generate leads?