All Forum Posts by: Gabriel De Almeida

Hey @Chris Roche. I appreciate you reaching out man. We've already gotten 2 solid offers so this property is not available anymore but we should be getting more properties under contract soon. Once again, thanks for reaching out. Best!

Got a truly great property under contract in Middleboro, MA that I'm looking to assign. 

- Single family property
- 4 beds, 2 baths
- 1344sqft
- 0.615 acres
- ARV: $340k-360k

PM me or comment your email so I can send more details along with over 200 pictures and videos. Only serious buyers please.

Looking for investor-friendly real estate agents to work with in Massachusetts. My team and I get way too many leads than we can possibly handle and we're looking for ways to work with agents so that we can give them our leads that want full or above market value.

Please comment here or PM me if this interests you in the slightest and if you're an agent in MA. Thanks!

@Leigh C BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Fine! :)

I mean I'm sure there are stories out there where people have somehow managed to bring someone from that kind of asking price down to an offer that actually makes sense but I think your time will be better spent invested in trying to find other motivated sellers. Keep him in your back pocket and reach out to him every other month or so just to follow up and see if his mind has changed. 

Hey @Matt Pierce. You really can't force a deal when there isn't one. He wants $100k over comps so it doesn't sound like he's motivated in anyway that would lead him to want to sell his property to you at a discount. This is assuming that your goal is to wholesale this. Wish you the best of luck brother!

Has anyone here used Realquest or Sitexdata to pull comps for the properties they're going out on appointments for? If so, how accurate and easy to use is it? Do you like it? Thanks everyone! :)

Thank you so very much for your response @Mike McCarthy! I really appreciate it :)

Hey team!! I have a few questions about heating.

1) I live in Massachusetts and only deal within MA and wanted to know when should one replace a boiler responsible for the radiator heating? Is there a rule of thumb in terms of the age and condition? How much does it usually cost?

2) Is it expected and should you convert the fuel from oil to gas heating? How much does that conversion cost?

3) For new rehabs, is it expected and should you convert from a boiler radiator system to a forced air system?

Thank you all so much for your help! :)