All Forum Posts by: Aaron Ramm

Home address is a bad idea IMO. If you have a company name, DBA, you can use that, use a phone number and your name. If someone doesn't have a company, I've seen and had business cards with just a (my) name and phone number.

Why? If I hand someone a card they all ready know who I am, what I do and I can jot down other information if needed.

I can give someone my name and number for various things, a house, an office building, any business aspect, to some real looker at the club or some guy selling a bull dozer, its handy.

If someone gets ticked off, I don't want them driving by my house egging the place! I also don't want them to know which house to rob. Home and business are two different things. :)

You don't want you personal address on ANYTHING! Remember: God is great, beer is good and people are CRAZY!

I don't think an address is necessary on a business card. If you want an address to use for your business, get a mailbox at the UPS store or Mailboxes Etc. Those both have physical addresses and looks more legit than a POB.

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WOW @Ben Leybovich ! That is awesome!! Congrats! Excellent choice on naming your son, too.

I would like to know more about the mechanics of this deal.

Did the 25% private note act as a down payment to the portfolio lender?

So I got 25% private note and 70% portfolio note, what about the remaining 5%?

What did your $5300 pay for?

Thanks so much for sharing!

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Hi @Darren Mills ! Welcome to Bigger Pockets from up north in Marysville!

Yes, this site is amazing! Don't forget to check out the podcast if you haven't already.

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Hi @Jonathan Thomas !! Welcome to BP from up north in Marysville,WA!!

You've got a great business mind to be able to wrap your head around investing at such a young age and have GOALS! Amazing! I think at nineteen, my goal was working hard at my job to make money to buy gas with, soup up my car, hang out with friends and chase girls......on a daily basis. No long term in sight back then!

Three words of advice: Bigger Pockets Podcast

I can't believe @Brandon Turner failed to mention that LOL!!

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Welcome to BP from another Seattle area member! Good for you finding this site!

Have you listened to the Bigger Pockets Podcasts? I love the Bigger Pockets Podcasts. @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner kill it! If you don't have an Apple device (I have an Android phone), you can listen to them on Stitcher. I drive from Marysville to North Seattle every day, so I turn my car into a REI education center on wheels!

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Originally posted by @Guy Gimenez:

OMG...sounds like Ted's PhD stands for Piling it Higher and Deeper. But then again this is the same song sung in 2006 and I think we all know now how well that worked out.

The first thing that crossed my mind when I read "since 2006" was ANOTHER BUBBLE????? LOL

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Welcome to BP @Rohn Falter ! Another Washington State BP Newb here from Marysville!

Have you listened to the BP podcast yet?

No apologies needed for the profile pic!! GO HAWKS!!!

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Originally posted by @Larry Fried:

@Aaron Ramm

Hi and welcome to BP!

Hi Larry! Thanks, glad to be here!

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Originally posted by @Karyn T.:

Welcome! Our rental property is in Snohomish Co (Everett). Hope to get back to the area soon...love it up there.

Thanks Karyn!

I love Oregon too and am looking forward to doing real estate in the Portland area in the not so distant future!

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Originally posted by @Michele Fischer:

Aaron, I make it a goal to post in the forums at least twice a day. Often it is welcoming new members, and responding to key word alter topics, or trolling the forums looking for something I can contribute my perspective to. Finding other investors who are quite close and inviting them to lunch or coffee your treat is a great way to get yourself out there too.

Thank you for that!

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All Forum Posts by: Aaron Ramm

Aaron Ramm has started 7 posts and replied 140 times.

Post: Use my home address on my buisness cards??

Post: How to Get a $20,000 Raise in Perpetuity From 1 Building in 2 Years

Post: Newbie from Seattle, Washington!

Post: Starting advice?

Post: Rookie from Seattle, WA.

Post: NO PLACE BUT UP

Post: BiggerPockets Newbie!

Post: Driven in Snohomish County, Washington!!!

Post: Driven in Snohomish County, Washington!!!

Post: Driven in Snohomish County, Washington!!!