All Forum Posts by: Jacquelyn West

Thanks for sharing the “other side”

Excellent Question! Will be following this thread for the answer. I too am looking into getting my R/E license 

With minimal to no cost overruns 

Hi Doug, I’m a newbie investor and I listen to Robin Thompson’s teaching CD’s, she is a rehab queen out of Ocala, FL she recommends independent contractors, electrical, plumbing, painter, roofing etc,  the GC can be contracted for Sheet rock, flooring , dry wall etc, better protection for the investor to ensure timely completion of work with cost over runs

Thanks for the question and thanks for the responses. I too am a Newbie to R/E Investing and just spoke to an online educational company yesterday about studying for my License. My presumption is that obtaining my r/e license would be getting good comps, earning commissions and listing referral commissions 

Absolutely!! Been there done that ! 

Hi @Samuel Merrick, I too know my clock is ticking and I’m working on this new investor journey, my plan is to retire out of the limited W2 world in the next 12-14 months and grab the bulls horn.  You have an advantage in that you have completed your first deal, congratulations, and you make amazing income I would buy 2-3 more before coming if the road, use some of the equity to buy a duplex and house hack

Great information Dan, thanks for sharing. I’m a newbie and I will reach out to my local community banks with the appraisal value approach 

Thank you, I’ll get right on it 🏃‍♀️ 

Hi Brandon, I’m a newbie in Texas. Trying to get started, I need a effective assignable contract to present distressed sellers, also an effective commercial assignable  land contract . Any ideas, examples will be appreciated. Thanks