All Forum Posts by: Jailen Holt

It may be in your best interest to consult a real estate attorney regarding these purchases.

Certain areas may have restrictions regarding bandit signs. Be careful where you place them if you don't receive permission of the property owner to leave signs in their yard.

Welcome to the community, @Manuel Scott. 

What does your investment criteria consist of?

What part of the city do you focus on?

Welcome to BP, Bradley. Great to have you join the community!

Welcome to BP @Lan Nguyen, glad to have you join the community

If you enjoy @Brandon Turner's book on real estate rental investing, you should also check out The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing at www.biggerpockets.com/UBG. It is also a really great and informative read.

Best wishes and good luck with your investing career, Lan!

Sounds great, Christal! Have you checked out The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Wholesaling https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/31/ultimate-beginners-guide-real-estate-wholesaling-2/  

No @Chad Beason, I am not a wholesaler in the same sense that you are. However, because I am a licensed real estate agent, I can receive profits from helping a seller sell their home the same way a wholesaler would. 

I prefer to fix-and-flip. But I enjoy working with all types of investors, even the ones who aren't doing the same thing that I do. I believe that there is always a way to offer value to another individual one way or another.

I'm confident that you will do great in this industry. The possibilities are limitless

Welcome to BiggerPockets, @Lee Taylor. I enjoyed reading your lengthy intro. Sounds like you and I share a lot in common with one another. I have similar plans for similar reasons also. 
Maybe we can connect one day and help each other get closer towards our goals.

Best of luck with your real estate career!

Welcome to BiggerPockets @Christal Campbell
What will be your investment strategy moving forward? Sounds like you might be trying to get into wholesaling.

Hey @Julian Hall, welcome to BP.

Typically, the seller would be responsible to pay the past due property taxes at closing in order to bring them current. However, it will all comedown to what you negotiated into the contract. Does yours specifically state that the seller is responsible in the event of this occurring? Are you using a real estate agent?