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All Forum Posts by: Eddie Kay

Eddie Kay has started 3 posts and replied 11 times.

Welcome Eli, I have some deals lined up. Hit me up

Post: Title search in Georgia?

Eddie KayPosted
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Does anyone know how I can do my own title search in different counties in Georgia?

Thanks

Post: How can Wholesalers add value to Realtors?

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As a Realtor, how can a wholesaler add value to your business? What are some of the best ways wholesalers have added value to your deals?

Post: Newbie from Atlanta, Georgia

Eddie KayPosted
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Originally posted by @Simone Johnson:


Originally posted by@Bill Hampton:

@Simone Johnson 

welcome to Bigger Pockets. We are here to help. 

You mentioned that you have never owned a home. Your first deal should be buying your own home. Buy something that you can make into a rental. Live in it for a year then move out and make it your first rental. Don't invest through your LLC yet. You will have to make a larger down payment and you will pay a higher interest rate.

You should also join a local real estate investors association for networking and education. Check out GAREIA dot com. They have monthly educational meetings for new investors and landlords. 

Good luck and let me know if you have any questions.

Hi and thank you for reaching out. I am looking for my first home and intend to hack it. I am not someone that likes to live with people, but will so that I can reach my goals. I hope to find something with a mother in law suite. I wont invest in the LLC yet, I just wanted to get the bank accounts open so that I can start to build credit with it. Do you recommend paying for the Rei clubs? Are there free ones? Or is the quality of the connections better in the paid ones? Thank you again!

If you don't like to live with other people , you should look into multi-family homes. They are a nice way to house-hack. Not sure what area you are looking in but I know there is plenty of them in Gwinnett. Good luck in your REI journey.

Post: Tax lien sale-Seller ready to walk away

Eddie KayPosted
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Originally posted by @John Underwood:

This doesn't sound correct to me.

If you pay off ALL the taxes and liens this should not be auctioned off for back taxes because you paid the back taxes. 

You should be able to look online and see what the back taxes are. There may be some extra administrative fees added on. Also look at the Register of Deeds site and see if you see a y liens or mortgages recorded here against the property.

If you don't see anything alarming. You could either go ahead and get the seller to sign it over to you for a little money for their time or get a title search done to make sure you aren't missing anything.

This sounds like a huge opportunity and I would run this down.

I have had a couple houses given to me in similar circumstances, then I go and pay off the back taxes. Very lucrative.

Thanks John. I will follow up on it like you suggested. Keep you posted.

Post: Tax lien sale-Seller ready to walk away

Eddie KayPosted
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Originally posted by @Ted Li:

What state and county is the house located in? Perhaps the house has delinquent taxes with the county as well as delinquent tax lien(s) that have been sold to a third party. If that was the case, even if you pay off everything owed to the county, you would still need to pay off what is owed to the third party as well before the auction would be cancelled. Is there a pending foreclosure action? If so, look up the case and see who all the parties are so you can figure out who all needs to get paid and what the payoff amounts are.

I'm in Hall County, Georgia. No it has not been foreclosed on. There is no mortgage on it. Thanks for your input

Post: What type of houses do I wholesale

Eddie KayPosted
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Definitely off -market like everyone has pointed out above. Control the deals baby !

Post: Tax lien sale-Seller ready to walk away

Eddie KayPosted
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I talked to a seller who is ready to walk away if I can just take care of the taxes owed on the property. When I called their county Tax assessor's office to find out how much is owed. They told me even if I pay the tax owed I won't get the deed because it's scheduled to be auctioned in February. I was under the impression the tax lien comes off once the dues are paid and the house does  not go to auction.

I'm beginning to think someone is "eyeing" this property so  they could possibly get it dead cheap when it's auctioned. How would you guys go about this? Any suggestions? Thanks

Scott, what would you rather do if you had 60K as in @Eric Barber's post above.