All Forum Posts by: Janelle K. Eagle
Janelle K. Eagle has started 10 posts and replied 107 times.
Post: Connect with Central Coast, California Investors

- Real Estate Agent
- Central Coast, CA
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Hey @Ciara Odhiambo! I’m a realtor and investor located in SLO county, I live in Osos. Would love to connect!!
Post: Plumber Referral Needed ASAP!

- Real Estate Agent
- Central Coast, CA
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@Yue Lehman fantastic. Let me know if you're ever in the area! Would also love for you to join us for a WiiRE meeting sometime in the future. And of course - if you need anything related to repairs in the future, let me know - I have a great team and am based here in Osos!
Post: Plumber Referral Needed ASAP!

- Real Estate Agent
- Central Coast, CA
- Posts 110
- Votes 58
Hi @Yue Lehman I'm a realtor based in Osos. Do you still own your property here?
Post: Investor Lunch at Hotel SLO

- Real Estate Agent
- Central Coast, CA
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@Owen Schwaegerle did your group continue to meet regularly or did this fall through the wayside? There's a local women's investment networking group forming, but would love to know more about your group if it's still around as well!
Post: Building a Quadplex in Central Coast California

- Real Estate Agent
- Central Coast, CA
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@Alli Machacek great to see you on this chain! For all else still reading along - I have worked with Alli as a lender on a flip and she and her team @cvlending are FANTASTIC!!!
Post: Building a Quadplex in Central Coast California

- Real Estate Agent
- Central Coast, CA
- Posts 110
- Votes 58
Hi @Summer Ramos - there is actually a new group forming called WiiRE which stands for "Women Investing In Real Estate" that meets on the third Friday of every month in SLO. We just had this month's meeting yesterday and it was great. Would love to network with you! I'm a realtor based in Osos and my GC partner (also a woman!) is based in Templeton.
Post: $250K in profit on my first flip!

- Real Estate Agent
- Central Coast, CA
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Investment Info:
Single-family residence fix & flip investment.
Purchase price: $703,000
Cash invested: $100,000
Sale price: $1,065,000
Purchased the property off-market directly from the sellers. Offered a six month lease back while they waited to find a new property to move into. Flipped in six weeks after they moved out. Sold for $65K over asking, which was over $200K above what I got it for.
What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?
The opportunity to get a property off market at a great price and to really help solve a bunch of the homeowners' problems so that we could all benefit.
How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?
The homeowner was in my social circle and noticed a post of mine and came to me!
How did you finance this deal?
The balance of the offer price would be paid to them once I sold after flipping.
How did you add value to the deal?
Used a hard money loan and seller financing. Structured the deal so that they could get the cash out that they needed to pay off some bills and have enough cash on hand to be ready to make a down payment on a new property as soon as one became available.
What was the outcome?
They ultimately found a property within sixty days and moved shortly thereafter. We flipped in a little over six weeks, including major renovations of kitchen and two baths. Spent substantially more than planned, but it ultimately worked in our favor as we were able to list for much higher. House sold within one week at $65K over asking in a multi-offer situation.
Lessons learned? Challenges?
It's VERY hard to project renovation costs when the house is FULL of stuff. Had the same sort of problems that so many do with subcontractors not showing up. It's important to have a big rolodex so that if someone drops out, you have options.
Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?
I represented myself as the seller, which also allowed me to increase my profits as I only paid 2% commission to the buyers' agent.