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All Forum Posts by: Fred Sams

Fred Sams has started 15 posts and replied 202 times.

Post: Newb from SoCal

Fred SamsPosted
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@Terry Eriksen Welcome to BP

Post: Newbie from Bay Area

Fred SamsPosted
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@Paul Taing Welcome to BP. 

Post: Newbie from San Francisco in Crowdfunding RE

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@Eric Manuel Welcome to BP

Post: New Member - Los Gatos, CA

Fred SamsPosted
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@Tatyana Shevina Welcome to Bigger Pockets

Post: Investing Newbie from Philadelphia

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@sita brickhouse Welcome to BP

Post: Why do some Real Estate owners keep abandon property?

Fred SamsPosted
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Have you checked the LA county and neighboring county tax tax rolls /Title?

This individual could have multiple properties and sitting on much equity.

Where tax reprecussions "capital gains" etc,. are a concern for them. While Property

Owner is probably looking for Big ($$$) score they may prefer to receive in tranches

an not all at once. Just a thought.

Post: Why do investors choose to mentor newbies?

Fred SamsPosted
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@ChrisM good thread, lets me know I am in good company. 

Post: FINALLY!!! Closed on my 203K.

Fred SamsPosted
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@Arthur Banks Right On !

Post: How to Calculate Fixed Costs on a Rehab, Flip, or Wholesale

Fred SamsPosted
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Thank you @J Scott for the information... Very Useful

Post: Assessing Deal in midst of Gentrification

Fred SamsPosted
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  • San Diego, CA
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@Clifton Grady

There is no stopping the Big Picture, that is to say redevelopment is not a

matter of if but when, you are seeing a window of opportunity present itself.

In some cases the sellers could face eminent domain, in which case there compensation could be pittance, this is there sad realty unfortunately. 

Deep pockets can sit on these types of deals a lot longer than not so deep pockets, which one are you?

What phase is this redevelopment (City Master Plan)currently? I recall a similar situation in downtown Los Angeles around the Staples Center Magic Johnson, and company purchased several blocks, and chain length fenced / junk yard dogged it up, as I recall a good year++ before Up-Scale development began. 

At the end of the day you ‘gotta’ buy right. Best of luck.