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From just looking at the sales page it looks very attractive to a beginner. There is a trial offer where you pay just the shipping and if you decide to keep it your credit card gets charged $43 a month for the next 5 months. The offer looks good on the surface. But here is the kicker, the shipping is $63. I don't think the shipping actually costs $63.

Has anyone bought this course? Any thoughts?

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Originally posted by Shae Bynes:

Hi everyone! My name is Shae Bynes and I'm honored to be the newest member of the Bigger Pockets blogger team! Next week Thursday I'll begin my blog posts, but I've been thinking a lot about what I want to cover, and I'd like to start off by helping newbies get off the fence (and stay off!) and take massive action for real estate investing. I have a handful of topics in mind, but would love to be responsive to your specific feedback. With that said, I'd love to get your input on the following:

1) What fears, concerns, issues are top of mind for you as a new investor?

2) What burning questions are you seeking answers to regarding real estate investing (ones that are holding you back from getting started)?

3) (For those already off the fence) What are some of the challenges you're facing early on as a new investor?

FYI - I started a blog on BiggerPockets recently so feel free to take a look at some of the articles posted there -- I hope you find them useful!

Take care,
Shae :D

I'm new to rei. My main strategy will be wholesaling. As a newbie my main fear is in the legal area mostly in the aspect of contracts. I know that there is some information posted here in BP about contracts but I'm concerned about specific legalities of real estate contracts in California. I just want to protect myself and my family from any legal liabilities when doing wholesaling.

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I forgot to mentioned that this house is worth probably about mid $200s in today's market.

I can't afford to buy her home in a short sale but I'm hoping to pass the deal to another buyer.

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I'm pretty sure she will cooperate since she is a friend of ours and especially if it provides a benefit to her. She has another primary home and she cannot afford two mortgages. I don't think she has it listed on MLS. She pretty much decided to let it go to foreclosure.

I think the house was worth about $400K before the housing market crashed.

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A few months ago a friend of ours couldn't afford the mortgage payments on her home and decided to let her house go through foreclosure. I don't think it actually foreclosed yet. Her home is in Solano County California very nice area. It's newer home in great condition in a nice middle to upper middle-class neighborhood.

I was thinking about helping her out by avoiding foreclosure and sell it through a short sale.

I am still new at RE investing, but I'm hoping someone here can give me the ins and outs of this possible deal and how do I proceed with this possible deal.

Thanks,
Ed

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Hi All,

I'm glad to have found Bigger Pockets. I recently decided to get into real estate investing. My main strategy will be wholesaling since it doesn't require a lot of money and good credit.

Right now I am in the learning stage and I hope to connect with experienced RE investors in the Northern California area that are willing to mentor me and build valuable partnerships.

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All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Account Closed has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

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