All Forum Posts by: Igor Rabinovich

Hi, I wanted to get feedback on an idea that I had for a new web app for landlords that I have. I want to see if there would be any demand for it before I start building it. Hopefully this doesn't break the rules as I'm not promoting the product but just want to get feedback on the idea.

So it would be a web app that would allow a landlord or property manager to create a questionnaire for prospective tenants.

They would either post the link of the questionnaire on a marketplace or send it directly to the prospective tenant but the unique part is that once the applicant starts filling it out, the landlord or PM can then respond to each answer, almost like starting a conversation with the applicant within the questionnaire. So they can filter applicants betters based on a deeper conversation on each question. Landlord will have a dashboard with all of the questionnaires and on going conversations.

What do you guys think of it and would you find it useful? Have you heard of anything similar? Thank you in advance. 

I'll have the $12k in a business account. To my understanding a creditor can't pursue assets that belong to an LLC in order to satisfy a personal debt in Maryland?

Hi everyone, I'm new here. I'll have $12k to put into a rehab deal in a couple of months. I just wanted to know whether hard money lenders would do a deal with a first time investor through an LLC even though i have a couple of personal judgements.

Hi Peter, 

Thanks for the heads up about my profile pic. Would you have any advice on the best way to find a real estate investor/partner or to obtain a hard money loan of 100% (if that exists) or at least 75% LTV based on value?

Hi, my name is Igor, I'm 26 years old, living just outside of Baltimore. I'm new to Bigger Pockets but already I can see that it's an incredible tool. I'm currently not working and looking to dip my toes in flipping and find a real estate investor partner. There are several properties in and around Baltimore that I've been looking at. All of which are listed in the mid-$20s and a few foreclosures, in the high teens. Comps of recent sales are in the high 40s to low 50s. I've spoken to several of the agents who are listed on these properties as well. The properties I've been looking at need some work, new appliances, windows, painting, new cabinets, etc. nothing major, like electrical and plumbing.

I'm looking to partner with an investor who will put up the money. Like I said, I'm not working at all right now, so I can dedicate 100% of my time on working on fixes on a house. I'm not looking for a 50-50 profit split, but more like a 70-30 or 75-25 profit split, since the individual putting up the money is obviously taking the main risk.