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All Forum Posts by: Jameson Cunningham

Jameson Cunningham has started 1 posts and replied 6 times.

Quote from @Michael Mendez:
@Jameson Cunningham awesome, I’m glad you found properties in Lubbock. I like investing here and want more.

Quote from @Jameson Cunningham:
Hey y'all, follow up to this post, we moved from Savannah and have been in Lubbock, Texas for the last 18 months. We sold the house this past may for 190k (cash offer) and now own three properties in Lubbock with the intent to acquire a fourth in the next month and a fifth before the new year.

@Michael Mendez we should sit down and grab coffee one day and discuss RE in Lubbock. 

Hey y'all, follow up to this post, we moved from Savannah and have been in Lubbock, Texas for the last 18 months. We sold the house this past may for 190k (cash offer) and now own three properties in Lubbock with the intent to acquire a fourth in the next month and a fifth before the new year.

Sam, I am a Savannah native that owns a rental property there (I have been relocated thanks to the military). I would love to chat with you, I've got a phenomenal agent and I have plenty of awesome contacts that are currently flipping and doing wholesale deals in the area. 

What Dylan says is definitely true. I got the opportunity to join one of those groups when it was still small and it initially originated here on BP. There are awesome folks and a ton of info in there.

Post: *Time Machine Back to Your Early 20s*

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I’ll jump in, and I’m not far out of my early 20s. 

At 26 I look back and realize I would have NO consumer debt if I could do it all over again. I have two properties currently but if I had been serious about getting into real estate earlier I might have 6 or more right now. 

I wish I had gotten into real estate earlier but now I’m chasing 10 properties before 30 and it is daunting. 

Post: Fix & Flip Investors!

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Jonah,

As was previously mentioned you can use a lot of benefits from the calculators available to you with the pro membership. Additionally, on the forum you can click on the link below and use the deal analysis portion of the forum. 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $105,000
Cash invested: $15,000

Our first property was a live in flip that served as our residence for 3 years until we moved out and began to rent it out!

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Our goal of buying and holding cash flowing rental properties had to start somewhere! Utilizing the VA loan allowed my wife and I to buy our first property to live in and eventually rent out.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I found the deal on Craigslist FSBO.

How did you finance this deal?

VA Loan

How did you add value to the deal?

This deal became a cosmetic flip due to dated interior, bad colors, and the odor of cat urine throughout the house.

We repainted, accomplished trim work, and laid roughly 1k sq ft of wood look tile throughout the house.

What was the outcome?

The house ultimately went from renting under market for 800 per month to now renting for 1300 a month.

Lessons learned? Challenges?

If you're paying someone to work on a project for you, pay the reputable contractor first rather than taking a chance on someone who doesn't have references.

When you're remodeling the house yourself while living in it, take it one room at a time. Ripping all the carpet out and living on concrete for several months is a TERRIBLE idea.

Cutting costs by doing demo, prep, painting, etc is great but the saving should be put toward quality work in other aspects (trim work, flooring, etc.)

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Larry and Lawanda Allen of the Allen Real Estate Group in Savannah, GA were phenomenal in helping us not only acquire the property but also in the management of the property.