All Forum Posts by: Ethan Neumann

Hey everyone. 

I'm currently flipping about 2 properties a month. For those of you that are flipping 5+ per month or know someone who is, do you recommend starting to build out your own subs and manage the projects yourself to save money and eventually hire an in-house project manager or continue to use a GC so you can focus more time on finding deals and raising money. 

For context:

-I have pretty limited construction experience, although I'm learning more on each project. 

-I plan on scaling to 5 flip per month by the end of next year. 

-Currently get all my deals through MLS and wholesalers

-Some of my projects are heavy rehabs (adding bathrooms, removing load-bearing walls, etc), others are more cosmetic.

 There is def some room to add that, however, there is a lot of time, attention, and brain power spent on that as well. I would like to keep my operation as lean as possible on the marketing side and focus fully on deals, project management, rehab, etc. 

 Not wholesaling anymore, have done about 75 wholesale deals but now focusing only on fix and flips. Getting most of my deals through wholesalers right now but a few on market as well. 

I'm currently flipping about 1-2 properties per month. I'm looking to scale up things on my acquisition side. For those of you doing 3-5+ flips per month, where are you getting most of your deals? (not looking to go direct-to-seller). 

Most of my deal flow right now is coming from wholesalers. If that's where you're getting the majority of your deals, any tips and tricks for scaling this? 

Hey everyone, I've been wholesaling for the past three years and starting to take on some more fix and flips. 

Looking to connect with wholesalers that are actively marketing in the Triangle so I can buy some more deals!

I may be able to help out! My partner and I started off wholesaling and created a buttload of systems and processes for that business. We have since moved on to commercial real estate investing for long-term wealth generation and I'm a realtor here in Raleigh. We are pretty young so implementing systems and softwares is certainly one of our strengths. 

Are you looking to bring deals to potential developers? I have some connections in the area. 

@Connor Mather Let's connect man! I've wholesaled here in Raleigh/Durham in the past and now I'm a real estate agent and invest in commercial real estate syndications. 

I've used Marcus Becton for wholesale and creative finance deals. He is the real deal and I know a lot of other people that have used him as well. 

Where are you all getting case studies from when talking to investors? I have a real estate background but haven't done syndication yet. I have some calls lined up next week and would love to have a concrete presentation, not just a hypothetical deal. 

Thank you!