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All Forum Posts by: Isaac Kuehn

Isaac Kuehn has started 5 posts and replied 23 times.

Post: Contacting divorce and Estate Planning attorneys

Isaac KuehnPosted
  • Farmington, MN
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 4

Hey Everyone,

I'm looking to buy distressed or out dated properties in Minnesota (Twin Cities area and surrounding subs) cash and I would like to contact divorce and Estate Planning attorneys for leads on properties they know of. My question is what is the best way to contact these professionals? 

My goal of doing this to buy properties individuals who need to sell quickly and these professionals deal with these types of people everyday. What would a good email look like to them? 

Thanks for the help BP! 

@David Dachtera

Good point, what are some classes I could take? 

@Waibi Bakama

Great advice, Thank you for replying!

I'm going to college within the next year and a priority of my is going into college with a plan of what my career will look like. My goal is to be a full time real estate investor but I couldn't be a full time investor right out of school because of the lack of money. I'll need to build up my portfolio of properties over the years to eventually go full time. I was either thinking about becoming an real estate agent or working in the financial industry until I could quit and be a full time investor. Being an agent seems to have its benefits such as the MLS and other reasons but i'm afraid I won't be able to make enough money to get investment properties fast enough. That's why i'm thinking about the financial industry because I could try my best to land a job at a investment bank or private equity company, make around $60-80k a year, pay off student loans then buy investment properties. So the overall question is: what's the best career path to eventually becoming a real estate investor full time? Is being an agent the best or working in another industry better? 

Any full time investors have advice for me? I appreciate any advice or guidance!  

Post: Help Needed

Isaac KuehnPosted
  • Farmington, MN
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 4

@Tim Swierczek

Thank you for the advice, ive been doing my own research on how to build credit, I appreciate the reply.  Anyways, I bank with U.S bank, can I apply for credit cards and CD's through them instead? or does it not matter? 

Post: Help Needed

Isaac KuehnPosted
  • Farmington, MN
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 4

Thank you! @Ryan Schroeder. Ill definitely step up an excel sheet in that format. I'll message you if I have any other questions but you explained really well. 

Post: Help Needed

Isaac KuehnPosted
  • Farmington, MN
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 4

@Dan Bryskin @Scott Swennes

I'm looking to house hack my living expenses through college. Thank you guys for the advice. 

Post: 2016 Investor Success Summit

Isaac KuehnPosted
  • Farmington, MN
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 4

How many are attending? 

Post: Help Needed

Isaac KuehnPosted
  • Farmington, MN
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 4

@Eric Bate

I was wondering how that will all work out. 

Post: Help Needed

Isaac KuehnPosted
  • Farmington, MN
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 4

@Sam Steadman

I'd definitely keep you in mind if I ever need any advice. 

Thank you