All Forum Posts by: Hunter Warren

Hello people! 

I'm eager to get more involved with real estate in my area (Fort Collins) and am posting because I'm looking for real estate related work, whether it be helping out with a rehab on a SFH fix and flip or experimenting with marketing strategies for a long term buy and hold quad-plex, I'm open to try a variety of things.

I’ll leave it short and sweet for now, but would love to share more details and see how I can add value to you!

Okay gotcha. Thank you very much Ashley! 

Got it. Does any of that change if I'm planning on owner occupying it? Thank you for your feedback!

The title is essentially my only question. I will add that we're going to get an attorney to draw up some paperwork and make this thing official, but why might it make sense to have a money partner on the loan? Would they have to qualify with a lender as well? Could they just wire funds at closing and then call it a day?

Gotcha. Thanks again guys, very helpful!

Wow thank you guys so much for the input! BP is pretty cool this way. So Trevor, how do you know when a certain utility bill, Xcel Energy for example, is charging a particular property? When you look through your bank account at the end of the month, is there a way to differentiate between an Xcel payment on X house vs Y house?

Hello! 

It's almost been 1 year since I bought my first property that I've been house hacking here in Fort Collins, CO and I'm planning on buying another one in a couple months, but I am wondering how to keep track of business expenses in an efficient way. I have a business debit card for my current property which makes things easy - every payment/charge on that card belongs to this property. Do I get new credit/debit cards for each property (this option sounds less than ideal)? How would I be able to keep close track of expenses if I just use 1 card for all of the future properties? 

How do you keep track of expenses on multiple properties?

Got it. Thank you Ned! 

What's your #1 tip on how to effectively network with people? *Bonus* - how has that changed since COVID?

Curious what peoples thoughts are on freshly remodeled homes - are they really to be treated as "new" homes with significantly lower maintenance? Or are there short cuts that many flippers take that I should watch out for?