All Forum Posts by: Shawn Regnier

Bumping post for anyone planning on attending BP Con 2021. 

@Greg Jeanfreau posted some great advice here last year, for anyone looking to plan ahead.

@Tera Mabe impressive resolve, way to get creative instead of succumbing to bloated contractor bids.

I’m sure there will be many more in your near future.

@Chris Kim would you like to share which trade store here in SoCal did you used to manage? I'm always looking for quality stores in the area to support.

I haven't checked this thread in 4 months, and it looks like I missed some fireworks!

Also, anyone who read the few earlier replies from the newly created account 4 months ago of Robert Berg (the account got deleted since then), will note that Robert's grammar is exceptional now. Looks like he took some typing lessons from Jill Berg, with his new account created in NOV. 

Check out his rant to @Jay Hinrichs at the top of page 4, to see just how far he has come along.

This entire thread is by no means a joy to read, but there are quite a few lessons to be learned. 

@Will Barnard Thanks for the candid response, Will. I've checked out many of your previous deals since you're located very close to my area, and am always a big fan of reading your posts here, ever since I heard you on the BP Podcast #130.

I still have your hand written "ten top tips" for flipping list kicking around here, someplace.

@Will Barnard Using primarily your two entities for most of your many deals over the last 10 years, were you able to avoid "dealer" status by using one of them as your managing corp?

@Evan Anderson keep plugging away, you get one eventually.

Try to make your terms more appealing, shortening up the inspection period is one way. Also, write a letter to the seller, to submit with your offer. Pulling on someone's heart strings sometimes makes a difference in their decision.

Good luck. 

@Kyle Davidson at least you've come to the right place.

Do a search on this site for a Realtor in PA, and see how active they are on the boards. Check out their profile, and see if they have any reviews. Then you can check out their business website and see if you're impressed enough to move forward. If you are, reach out to them here by requesting a connection with a message attached.

There are many investor savvy Realtors here on Bigger Pockets. Reach out to a handful of them, and see who you feel a good vibe with. 

I did the exact same thing two days ago while looking for an agent in AZ for some client's of mine looking for a second house.

Good luck.