All Forum Posts by: Eduardo Arias

I want to buy a home which is zoned for duplex! The asking price is 280K but I can probably bring it down to 250K. How can I convince my friend to go into business with me. I would be handling the leg work and he would be the funds for the venture. Any ideas?

I want to organize a master mind and meet up with new and experienced investors, real estate agents, and everyone involved with real estate.

The goal will be to network, anyone knows how I can go about doing this?

So I started two months ago and I have no leads and got zero clue on how to produce leads and engage in cold calling!

I’m looking forward to starting a channel to interview entrepreneurs and real estate professionals, what kind of topics would you like to see actively discussed.

@Filipe Pereira I am planning to involve the community I want to farm with social projects, for example, clothe for the homeless and toy drives for orphanages. I believe in thinking globally but acting locally. If you do good things only better things will come in time.

@Forrest Faulconer hahahaha yesss 1000% agree. A townhome in a C minus neighborhood that I was looking into only lasted 3 days on the market by the 4th day it was already under contract. I was baffled, and it was still $30K over priced. Also, the transitioning of people from major city into less populated areas is a big big factor in prices and demand. I love to see the changes in real estate it’s such an exiting industry.

@Forrest Faulconer thank you for your input, I see buyers with confidence and a economy recuperating from one the worst economic periods in recent years. Also, the average American family is probably rethinking what a comfortable living space is, therefore, the size of dwellings will definitely increase which will inevitably affect the cost of construction. But I could be wrong after all we are all learning with the blows.

Looking for wisdom and stories to discuss.

I believe prices will continue to grow! More people are working from home stimulating companies gross income and cutting down cost.