All Forum Posts by: Jesse Tanner

I second @Rc Morris' referral to MyRentSource. They are great for property management. 

My team sells Newnan! I have experience working with investors and also have connections to hard money lenders, contractors and wholesalers in the area. 

Let us know if we can be of service.

@Thripura Vemireddy I have had to apply for a variance with the city of Newnan before. If you're well organized and have done your research, they're typically pretty common sense people. I would go down to the city and ask some questions. Be forthright about what you're goal is and most people there should work with you. 

Thank you @Christi Millo.

Seeking an eviction Attorney serving the Montgomery, AL area. Please reach out to me directly for details. Thank you.

Great discussion about transitional neighborhoods ITP.  We've invested in Oakland City and Pittsburgh area in the past. There was certainly some heightened skepticism going in to the deals, but we came out unscathed in the end. As with any real estate investment, if the numbers work, they just work. This is not to say some deals don't require a bit more of a positive attitude and more calculated risk assessment.

I'm delighted to hear about the philanthropic support that @Dan Mahoney mentioned. This is very exciting news. 

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Closing a new construction loan soon in Atlanta and I'm looking for insight as a HM lender on a new construction deal. Our company has lent on several fix and flip deals but our experience with new construction is limited.  Specifically, what is reasonably fair on the draw schedule and hold back percentage per draw? Any other wisdom on how to treat the deal differently from a lender's perspective. I'd also like to hear builder/borrower's perspective as well. 

Hello to all on BP, I am a student of real estate in all facets of the business. I, like many others here, see real estate as a vehicle to provide for my family for many years to come, while allowing me to spend quality time with my family. My goal here is to continually learn about real estate investing, while expanding my network to grow our business.