All Forum Posts by: Gregory Guillet

We are a California based Real Estate Team that is looking to partner up with experienced wholesalers, we have a wide pool of highly qualified investors looking for their next project. If you are interested feel free and send us a private message along with your contact information and we would be more than happy to contact you with what we have to offer!

Thank You,

Gaston B.

Gaston,

Are you looking for properties primarily in California or the state's. I have a few properties/projects that may be of interest in Connecticut. Let me know.

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Originally posted by @Chetan Tandon:

We are looking for:

MF Apartments -

a. under 20 units in Michigan, Washington, Idaho, California, Washington, Montana

b. over 100+ units mainly in Dallas, Texas, California, New York, New Jersey, Maine, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maryland, Delaware

c. over 200+ units - anywhere in U.S.

3. Hotels - 100+ Keys in Florida, New York, California, Texas

Please make sure they are not shopped around or brokered. If you have anything please email me at [email protected]

Hello Chetan,

I have a few properties in Connecticut. I have 5 single families. What is your price range?

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Originally posted by @Jon Holdman:

1) a track record of doing whatever it is you want money to do, and

2) your own cash into the deal.

Thanks, Jon

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Hello BP members,

My partner and I are ready to go up the next level of Reba"rehab and flip" properties. Currently, we are experiencing some funding issues which with time and deals will work itself out. We are willing to give a higher interest rate on the initial investment with a lender. What will you members view as the main criteria to initially develop a GREAT first impression on private money lender?

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Originally posted by @Lew Payne:

Originally posted by @Nat C.:

This statement is something I keep seeing again and again on the Bigger Pockets blogs;

people saying they flipped 100 properties using someone else's money.

They proclaim they had one of their investors pay for the purchase and renovation and they apparently have a deep pool of investors ready to throw hundreds of thousands of dollars at each deal. The blog theme is always tutorial, with the message that anyone can do this.

The unanswered question is, where are all these cashed up investors and why are they willing to hand over these large amounts for a non-guaranteed return?

I am one of those "cashed-up" investors, and I am one of those people who finances 100% of the purchase price, in addition to renovation costs. Over the past year and a half, I have completed 24 such deals (of which 23 are in FL).

I am here (in this forum), I am known by the escrow companies I've done continuous business with, and I have always been here for investors that take the time and effort to seek me out or ask around.

Hello Lew,

I am glad there are a few investors such as yourself remaining in the industry. I have been in of an investor who is willing to give my partner and I a chance at rehabbing some properties. We are driven, determined and motivated individuals. We have been wholesaling for the past six years. We will like to move up the next level. I hope you continue providing assistance to fulfill projects.

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Originally posted by @Benito Pacheco:

Aloha,

My name is Benito and I am new to the bigger pockets community. Actually, I've had my account set up on bigger pockets for a few months now, and I listen to the podcast regularly, but this is really the first time actually introducincing myself and participate in the forums.

I am originally from Taos, NM, and now currently live in Ewa Beach, HI. I own two rental properties in New Mexico and am attempting to get started in house flipping here on Oahu. I'd love to get to know as many people here on bigger pockets, not only from Hawaii, or New Mexico, but all around the world.

I look forward to chatting with you, and am really excited to be involved with the bigger pockets community.

Aloha,

Benito

Hello Benito,

Welcome to the BP community. We are all here to assist with any inquiries you may possess about real estate. There is always someone knowledgeable on here to help. You have come to right place.

Good luck with everything!!!!

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In my opinion once a new member joins the BP team, he/she should consider browsing through the site searching for tutorials and a host of resources to assist them with inquiries related to real estate.

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Karen,

I certainly agree with the point of providing a picture with the profile. In my opinion, it illustrates that you are serious about your business and the BP community.

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Taylor,

This is a very good question. In my opinion, I think it is a good practice to add the expense to your formula. The "flipper" will make the decision to either fix or not once they own it.

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All Forum Posts by: Gregory Guillet

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Post: FUNDING ASSISTANCE FROM PRIVATE LENDERS!!

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