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All Forum Posts by: Dave Forsberg

Dave Forsberg has started 1 posts and replied 6 times.

Thanks for your input Anthony.  I may be able to squeeze out a higher return based on how well I manage the remodel.  Again, new to this part of RE investing and looking for advice.

View report

*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

So...I’m new to BRRR’s, Flips and anything other than syndication deals!  I was literally walking the dog, staring at a house that was definitely in the state of being moved out, inquiring with my wife, “Wonder what the heck is happening here?”, when the owner walked out of nowhere and casually asks, “You guys wanna buy a house?”

Yeah...that’s exactly what happened and upon taking an impromptu tour, she told us her whole life story ending with how she is eyeball deep in debt, trying to fix the house up to sell...and ran out of money.  (Long story short...it was her mom’s home and she used the majority of the equity to pay for assisted living until her passing.)

Quick Stats:

-2 BR and 1 BA on each of two floors

-Zoned as duplex with separate entrances, but bottom floor needs a kitchen

-Everything it needs to be “move-in” ready is purely cosmetic, i.e., flooring, paint, landscaping, etc.

As stated in the report (link above), here are some interesting factoids:

1.  Owner wants 375k, but totally negotiable

2.  Owner owes 240k to the bank

3.  Owner desperately needs 18k by Sept 1, 2019 to pay off a hard money loan 

4.  Roof replaced Jan 2019

5.  All windows (17) replaced April 2019

6.  Interested in Owner Contract if terms are good (wants to be paid out after remodel and refinance)

One of my goals is to incorporate local, multi family and long term real estate holds for passive income in my portfolio.  This neighborhood is in the Olympia WA, 98501 SE division...super sought after for schools and location.  

Is this a no brainer?

Best structure for owner contract?

Negotiating tactics (that are fair to the seller)?

Thanks in advance for anyone’s opinions/help!

Cheers,

Dave

Post: Real People, Real Beer, Real Estate!

Dave ForsbergPosted
  • Olympia, WA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

I'll try my best to attend. New to REI and looking forward to networking to create a trusted investment group to build a healthy portfolio!

Post: Happy Hour on The Hill

Dave ForsbergPosted
  • Olympia, WA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Heya Ryan - I’ll be headed back from LA on the 14th but will try to stop by if I can get through traffic in good time!

Dave

@Scott Meyers - Heya Scott, like Jayne, I too am interested in any tools/tips you may have in your toolbox that has led to your success.  I am just getting into real estate investing but have always had an interest in self storage.  You’re right, there is a lot of information out there on the internet, enough to make your head spin!  (What do you think of the Self Storage University website?). If you don’t mind, I may PM you with specific questions.

Thanks for your posts!

Naomi - thank you for organizing these meet-ups! I'm new to REI and looking forward to networking and learning the biz.

See you there!

Dave