All Forum Posts by: Jack Schwartz

Hi, I am curious about the current rental market in Philadelphia. Are there any attractive rental deals still available in the city? Specifically, I am interested in options that do not involve extensive renovations or repairs. If you have any insights or recommendations, I would greatly appreciate your input. Thank you in advance!"

It is a great idea! If you can systematize budgets and SOWs for fix and flipping houses like new home builders, you'll be a trailblazer. There could be software available that might assist you in achieving this goal. Best of luck in your remarkable endeavors! Please keep us posted.

Hello Kyle, It is a great idea! If you can systematize budgets and SOWs for fixing and flipping houses like new home builders, you'll be a trailblazer. There could be software available that might assist you in achieving this goal. Best of luck in your remarkable endeavors! Please keep us posted.

 Agree. After finding the right contractors, run the numbers once again, 

Hello! I'm looking for advice and experience on fixing and flipping empty land. What rehab or enhancement can be done to increase its value quickly? Thank you for any tips or insights you can share!

Yes, In that area, I did tons of research before digging into any place, 

By weighing the pros and cons, between a Contractor, Private Inspector, or an Official Town Inspector. you can make an informed decision that takes your personal needs and expectations into account.

Consider contractors and inspectors wisely. A contractor walking through the property on Facetime is a great idea, but not all contractors have the same level of experience and honesty. Similarly, there are private inspectors who offer a detailed inspection based on the town code, while town inspectors can guide you on the legal requirements. But, hiring an official inspector may uncover additional problems that could cost more time and money. Remember to make a decision that keeps your personal needs and expectations in mind.

Hey Navdeep, how's it going in Buffalo/Niagara? Any good opportunities there? From what I've seen, the cheap neighborhoods aren't great - poor ratings and high crime. But as a Fixer-upper investor, I'm always open to suggestions. Best of luck!

Yes Dan, Correct. The best way to get from family and friends, Only when they tell you that they do not intend to use the money anytime in the near future, so you will not get quickly nervous, and have the journey calm and smooth,

When it comes to funding your real estate purchase and renovations, it really depends on the specific situation. Hard money lending can offer quick access to cash but typically comes with higher interest rates and fees. If you're embarking on a larger project with the potential for substantial profits, it may make sense to consider using hard money. However, it's important to carefully weigh the costs and benefits before making a final decision.