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All Forum Posts by: Jay B.

Jay B. has started 9 posts and replied 23 times.

Post: Dominion Financial Company

Jay B.Posted
  • Beaumont, TX
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 9

Thanks Joe, We’ll check those out. Appreciate the response. 

Post: Dominion Financial Company

Jay B.Posted
  • Beaumont, TX
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 9
Quote from @Ned Carey:

@Jay B. I have done business with Dominion for their 30 year DSCR product. They are a reputable company.

It has been a couple of years. I couldn’t tell you what rates are today but I assume they are competitive.

Ok, Thank You. I’ll look into them . We’ll actually be in Baltimore next week for our Anniversary.
My wife loves Crabcakes, So I’m bringing her to the Holy Grail. 

Post: Dominion Financial Company

Jay B.Posted
  • Beaumont, TX
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 9

Has anyone had any experience with this company?. Found them on fb along with a few others offering 30Yr DSCR rental loans.

Post: New Construction vs Rehab Property

Jay B.Posted
  • Beaumont, TX
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 9

I know this is a older post, But I've been thinking the same thing recently about building simple New construction homes in the 12-1500 Sq Ft range. Since SFR Rehab purchasing prices have gotten out of hand. I started in late 2016 and have bought 4- SFR 3/2/2 rehabs for 55-65K w / 5K-7500K Ish in rehab now renting for 1275-1325 a month. It's been going well, But now those same houses are 85-90K or more w/ way more rehab $ needed for a rental. And not much meat left on the bone for flip potential. The Mkt seems to be softening some. So maybe prices will calm down . I'm curious what it would cost for new ? Nothing custom, Just a Simple slab, siding or brick if it's more cost effective and a nicely finished out interior.

Post: SFR Pre Foreclosure, Bankruptcy & Foreclosures Listings

Jay B.Posted
  • Beaumont, TX
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 9

My apologies for not responding sooner. 

Thank you for the info, Jay 

Post: SFR Pre Foreclosure, Bankruptcy & Foreclosures Listings

Jay B.Posted
  • Beaumont, TX
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 9

Hi BP Folks, I'm on search for flips Or rentals to add to the portfolio. I've been a couple Auction sites that have listings for pre foreclosure, bankruptcy & foreclosure properties. I'm reading up on it to get a better understanding. But my question is how to get to the end decision maker to make an Offer? Since each category is at different stages of the foreclosure /bankruptcy process. I have looked up tax & deed info for owner info, But hit a wall on actually getting in contact with someone..

Any Insight would be greatly appreciated. 

REMEMBER THOSE Who Sacrificed Everything so we may be free and pursue opportunities like this. 

Thank You, Jay 

Quote from @Andrew Freed:

@Jay B. - Try calling landlords who post their properties for rent. I know of a few instances where my landlord friends picked up properties this way. You'd be surprised how many landlords will be open to selling if they had a bad tenant 


I’ll give it a shot. I definitely get my share of calls asking me the same thing. 

Thank You 
Quote from @Andrew Freed:

@Jay B. - Try calling landlords who post their properties for rent. I know of a few instances where my landlord friends picked up properties this way. You'd be surprised how many landlords will be open to selling if they had a bad tenant or long vacancies. 


Quote from @Andrew Freed:

@Jay B. - Try calling landlords who post their properties for rent. I know of a few instances where my landlord friends picked up properties this way. You'd be surprised how many landlords will be open to selling if they had a bad tenant or long vacancies. 


Hi, BP Folks. We seem to have hit a wall. And needing advice on finding deals. I've been buying SFR rentals for a few years now. ( 4 currently 3 of which i found myself) and dealt with the owner directly. Things have been going pretty well. Cash flow is around $1200 a month from all 4 . We did a BRRR and flipped a couple houses the last couple years also. They took longer then planned but we made out pretty good on those. My question is do we keep buying rentals/flips now with prices so inflated and inventory so tight? Just looking for alternative ways to ramp things up. I'm open to foreclosures etc. I prefer being able to get inside and see what all's needed.

Appreciate any help.

Jay