All Forum Posts by: Jason Elkins

This is good information.  What's changed since your post?

I'm jump into it.  For me, it's more bang for my investment buck.

My questions is, is it worth the hassle to get a real estate license in South Carolina as an investor...or... would I be better served to team up with an investor friendly agent?  Would I be shackled, in a sense, by the license?  What are the risks and rewards for each?  Thank you in advance for contributing to this post.

Thank you for this recommendation!  That was a mind blowing and intense podcast.  It opened my eyes to the associated risk, closing escrow before the sale.  There are definitely better creative finance options out there.  I appreciate the mention. 

Hello BiggerPocket Community,

I had a little break in my investing journey, but now I'm back in the game.  In this next part of the adventure, I'm looking for triplexes and quadplexes in the right area and for the right price.  For me, the numbers have to make sense.  In the search I'll come across deals that may not be right for me, however they may be perfect for you.  So let's keep the networking working and let the sharing continue.  We can all help each other in our road to success.  

Let's get it!

Hello Everyone,

I'm looking for some insight into real estate installment contracts. This would be used as an alternative to the traditional wholesaler's assignment contracts In South Carolina they are cracking down on wholesalers and I want to make sure we stay above board. Thank you in advance!

Hello Everyone,

I'm looking for some insight into real estate installment contracts.  This would be used as an alternative to the traditional wholesaler's assignment agreements.  In South Carolina they are cracking down on wholesalers and want to make sure we stay above board.  Thank you in advance!

It's your show and you monkeys.   Tattoos and family situations are a personal thing.  

In my mind, if they can pass a background and credit check (which they pay for in the application process), give references (that are actually checked), submit a complete application, submit the last twelve months of bank statements (which show the rent paid previously), and can come up with the deposit (first and last month's rent), then let's move forward.