All Forum Posts by: John Fossetti

Welcome to BP! I bet Chicago is a lot different than Nashville, especially the roads!

Hello Reginald, the best bet is to attend local REIA's but you can also ask your Real Estate Agent to run a report for Cash Sales or look for Newly Renovated houses for sale and approach the owners!

Welcome to BP, there are many great people here that will take time out of their day to help fellow investors.

Welcome to BP @Daniel Abraham as Josh said there are many great topics in the Wholesale Forum! I always say to get started in Wholesaling you need to start Networking and Marketing ASAP, let everyone know what you are doing.

Welcome to Bigger Pockets! We will look forward to hearing about your success.

It all depends on what jurisdiction you are in. Most of it is public knowledge and you can get it by doing research at your local town/city offices. There are some websites out there that can give you a lot of information but I doubt original blue prints will be online, but they could be. Here is Massachusetts I use websites such as patriotproperties.com and visionappraisals.com that usually give me the assessor card information. If you take the trip to the town offices they should be able to tell you if they have stuff online.

Hello Mina, I always tell everyone to always continue to look for deals, look for buyers and look for money all the time. If you get a deal, the buyers will come, if you get the buyers, the deal will come. It is amazing how it works out that way!

Continue to Network, not only at your local REIA's but also with your friends, colleagues, family and just about anyone. Also you should attend other networking groups such as Business Network International and Chamber of Commerce.

Here is a link to other Meetups around Philadelphia area.

http://real-estate-investing-clubs.meetup.com/cities/us/pa/philadelphia/

I have not personally been to the Philadelphia ones but I have been to many REIA"s / Meetups and they are not a waste of time just for the networking alone.

Deal is too thin for a flipper, but you can utilize other strategies. See if they will be willing to do a Lease Option or owner financing?

@Larry Roberts More motivated than a camel on Wednesday just made me laugh out loud :)

@Anna Warren how did you make out with this?