All Forum Posts by: Fahadbin Alam

Charlotte, Greensboro, Fayetteville, Raleigh, Coastal Meetups through Pints & Properties Meetup. Look at meetup date, times, locations on PintsandProperties.com

Don’t forget real estate church

Is this a real group? I have never heard of it before.

Hell yeah it is https://www.facebook.com/group...

Its for the Pros!

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Charlotte, North Carolina

Quote from @Shane Lafleur:

Charlotte, Greensboro, Fayetteville, Raleigh, Coastal Meetups through Pints & Properties Meetup. Look at meetup date, times, locations on PintsandProperties.com

Don’t forget real estate church

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Charlotte, North Carolina

Does anyone have a special metric for determing ARV?

I use propstream and zillow. I go 6 months back .5 miles away and 5 years apart built. 200 +/- sqft. no major highways.

I still don't find comps either with that what would you do?

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I want to know the difference since I want to get into wholesaling and what tool would be more efficient.

I see most agents using dotloop, but I'm not an agent.

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Quote from @Steven Foster Wilson:

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I am Constantly searching for deals of course. I have cash reserves just in case a crash does happen and I can basically jump in with that money. What I'm wondering what do you guys look for when it comes to this? Any news outlet? I would like some statistical analytics.

For me right now I just look at the employment rate and see how fair that is.

Hi Fahadbin,

I think it is about waiting for a good deal and knowing when you have one. I do not think the market will crash. It might level out a little but I do not see a crash coming. I think you need to start to analyze deals, find the market you want to purse, and go for it. Just this year I have been able to pick up 12 more deals and have more in contract. The only thing I regret is when I have said no to a deal or not made one happen.

What are some tools you use to find these deals?

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Hey Biggerpockets,

I want to find the costs for each different type of material for rehabing a house.

I had a bad experience where a vendor had ripped me off.

If there is any website please let me know.

How do you get discounts?

Honestly, I have found the best price on material from Lowes and Home Depot. They used to have a killer coupon that I would use but now I just buy so much from them that I can get discounts rather easily.

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Hey Biggerpockets,

I want to find the costs for each different type of material for rehabing a house.

I had a bad experience where a vendor had ripped me off.

If there is any website please let me know.

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Hey guys so I want to do some out of state investing and I'm confused on what I should be looking out for to see if I can get a deal or not.

I don't want to run in where I buy a house and it's not even a deal.

One of my steps in analyzing a area is looking at the past 6 months of purchases in that area...

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Quote from @Bruce Woodruff:

As they say above ^^^ don't wait for the market, wait for the right deal. Even if prices go up or down and interest rates go up or down, there are still always great deals out there. Distress sales, divorce sales, fire sales, etc...

Search for the deal, forget about the market entirely.

What are some of your tools in finding these deal? is propstream one of them?

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All Forum Posts by: Fahadbin Alam

Fahadbin Alam has started 81 posts and replied 160 times.

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