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All Forum Posts by: Jared Cox

Jared Cox has started 4 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: Which gets you more excited?

Jared CoxPosted
  • Bethany, OK
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

I came across some properties yesterday that I was going to try and wholesale to a buy and hold investor. The comps in the area were close to the asking price, but the cap rate was huge.

When you are looking for a buy and hold property are you more interested in purchasing at a discount to get instant equity or more concerned with the cap rate and cash flow?

Post: back taxes

Jared CoxPosted
  • Bethany, OK
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1
I'm my part of the world the county will put the house up for auction in the taxes are not paid within a certain period of time. I'd check with the tax assessor in your locality.

Post: back taxes

Jared CoxPosted
  • Bethany, OK
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1
I'm my part of the world the county will put the house up for auction in the taxes are not paid within a certain period of time.

Post: FSBO with Flooding issues

Jared CoxPosted
  • Bethany, OK
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

We found a FSBO house that we drove by today. The current renters were moving out and we asked them some details on the property. Apparently the backyard slops down and with any rain there is flooding into the house. They owner has installed some new drains but it has not rained since then to test them out.

I called the owner and asked why she was selling she said that it was because she was "simplifying" and conveniently did not mention the flooding.

I have a few questions on this 1) will the seller have to disclose the flooding issue 2) would FHA approve of a loan on this house since it has not been proven the flooding is under control.

She is wanting the higher end compared to comps in the area (again with the out standing flooding issue) but has come down a little bit in the last month.

Another wrinkle we have some friends that are looking for a home they cannot obtain a loan right now due to some credit issues they are fixing. I was thinking of approaching the seller to see if she would be interested in a lease to own option contingent on the flooding being fixed. This couple will have to use a FHA loan, would this create any issues?

Post: Surviving the recession

Jared CoxPosted
  • Bethany, OK
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

As I am new to REI I was curious as to what strategies where successful in keeping your REI business going during the most recent economic down turn.

What were the keys in being successful when the market dips as it did?

Post: Starting out need advice Oklahoma City

Jared CoxPosted
  • Bethany, OK
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

I am just starting out in REI and am seeking all the advice I can get. These forums are very helpful.

I want to start with wholesaling what are some strategies to finding the first property? Are there strategies out there beyond bandit signs and direct mail campaigned?

I just need help to get over the first deal hurdle.

Thank you