All Forum Posts by: Tatiana Gershanovich

@Troy Fisher Thank you, Troy!

@Patrick Britton Please, send me what you have :)

On the market, you might not find, but off market you can. Also you don't need to buy a fully remodeled house for rental, since your rents won't justify the purchase price difference between remodeled and not remodeled house.

Hey guys,

We are holding yet another event - this time we will be talking about Land and Development approach. As a wholesaler, you might be interested to know how to look at a land deal and evaluate it. As investor you might be thinking about how to take additional advantage of property you might be flipping OR figure out where there is more value in a deal you are looking at.

While the focus will be around Seattle properties and zoning - we will open it up to other jurisdictions as well.

This is also a great event for those folks that hold a property that has (Seattle-specific) LR zoning to learn more about what they can do with their property.

Our company's background is extensive in the field and we might have other experts joining our event to contribute to the discussion.

As always, we enjoy sharing our knowledge and events are always free! Join us - limited space as we are holding it at a private residence. Please RSVP using MeetUp page so we can keep track of folks : www.meetup.com/SREIISeattle

It will be a potluck style - so, feel free to bring a dish to share or beverage. We will have some selections of wine and beer as well.

Looking forward to meeting everybody who we haven't met before and definitely seeing familiar faces!

Great suggestions above, but I doubt you can find a single family house under 200K in these areas (except North Tacoma) which doesn't need a remodel that will bring you above 200K.

Please, send the details to me as well.

Hi Sjalin,

Nobody will do double close (if you mean you, as a middle buyer, are not bringing money). Assignment is not a problem.

Our favorite is First American Kirkland office, Sharon VonClasen.

@Charles Heard Please, feel free to shoot me a message. Just as Troy pointed out, you need to make sure zoning allows you to do what you are intending to do. I agree with Jay that it's not an easy project to be your first. And yes, it will take quite a bit of time to subdivide the land in city of Bellevue.

@Rachel Li shoot me a message and we can talk more. I agree with everybody above. There is a lot to know getting into a deal like this and couple of days feasibility is not enough.

Here is a review about DoHardMoney.com:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/22/topics/237570-dohardmoney?page=1#p1834784

Nope, it's never the case. Even in such situation they will want money down ("skin in the game") or cross collateralize a free and clear property (won't happen very often) or if you already have a loan with the same company you are buying another property and the first one is on the market already, they sometimes can use the downpayment from the first one toward the second one. If you find a hard money lender willing to give 100%, please, let me know.)