All Forum Posts by: Dorian Jones

Goral Khatta I'd say that prices are going to drop soon. Like you said in your post the market is going up and it's getting to the point where people can't afford it anymore. Even some of your higher middle class families are starting to look in other areas of the city where they wouldn't before. I don't think it'll crash, but there will be a drop of some type. As you know the market is unpredictable so when the drop comes no one knows. It has to drop, most people incomes aren't raising with the rising housing market.

Markus Powell welcome to the community. Wish you the best of luck on your REI ventures. There's a lot to learn, soak it all up and enjoy.

I've heard of people typically using 25-30%. There have been situations where people say 33%(bother wife and husband run business out of house). I believe that there is a formula for it. If I'm not mistaking you'll air the total square footage of the residence and divide it by the amount of space used for the home office. My math may be wrong but hopefully this helps

Have you looked into costar? I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for. Hopefully it is.

Edward Farrell Congratulations on making the decision to get into investing. Wish you nothing but the best.

Bryant Schur for me it is the freedom to know that I have control of my ceiling, not a job telling me that I can only make this much money without this degree or certification. I don't like to e in a position where I know that I can be replaced. I'd prefer to have control of my own destiny. I love that there are different vehicles to make money in REI. You can really get creative and make it what you want it to be. I want my hustle to determine my salary, not someone on a board. Real estate investing is really fascinating to me, since I've been educating myself I can honestly say that I've found a new passion.

I'd say google them, look at their reviewed and thoroughly search their website. Ask for referrals for other investors who have used their services in the past. Or straight out ask them for references, if they are a reputable company and are serious they shouldn't have an issue with providing you with documents or information to make you feel more comfortable with the process.

Daniel Shaheen have you looked into doing a subject to transaction

Tracy Ellison - Bey Thank you for your motivational response. It reminded me of the things that I've told myself. That reminder is needed from time to time just to give me that extra push

Alex Deacon