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All Forum Posts by: Jay King

Jay King has started 8 posts and replied 25 times.

Quote from @Glen Wiley:

Two things that makes deals in residential real estate hard:

1. You are competing with emotionally driven buys of primary residences. They will pay high prices to meet needs that are not income producing - they are shopping for a different product that is provided from the same stock that our income properties come from.

2. having deep enough knowledge of the neighborhoods to allow us to recognize a good deal takes a lot of time. Without investing time into research and understanding a neighborhood, REI can be a bit of a gamble.


 1000%

Post: What to do with $1,000,000.00?

Jay KingPosted
  • Posts 25
  • Votes 6
Quote from @Chris Seveney:
Quote from @Spencer Speckles:

@Chris Seveney complete stupidity? I know quite a few people who invest in $1M properties, myself included. I’m not sure that they are all completely stupid.


 I also invest in $1M properties but if I was 65 years old and only have $1M to my name, I would not put it in just 1 property. That is what I was referring too, this specific case study. 


 What are your thoughts on Self storage Properties? 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/1175203-look...

Its only a matter of time before the do. Marth 11th 2024 new laws that effect banking and deposits go into effect. I expect these loopholes to disappear. Better for the bank to Foreclose right off the neg am and cash out at auction then suffer through 30 yrs of 2-3% while they are paying 5-6% to borrow.

Post: Ranch life Dream home sit 45 minutes from Austin

Jay KingPosted
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Buy low sell high. Low carrying cost low tax ag exempt equestrian land. $9.95-  a year property tax.

Wolf Creek Ranch 6 AG acres Homesite ,Click to view property



Equestrian center, hiking and riding trails, a creek side pavilion, a swimming hole, a helicopter landing pad and private access to Lake Buchanan

45 minutes to Austin TX

Post: Check out this property!

Jay KingPosted
  • Posts 25
  • Votes 6

Amazing, breathtaking home.

Typically a trust is a vehicle to shield assets. Imagine a car, you can place assets in the trunk passengers in the car and trustee chosen by the trustor is driving or "executing" the trust. In most cases the executer of a will is the trustee. Never trust an attorney you have not paid for yourself neither should your neighbor. She should consult her own attorney for her brothers lawyer has a fiduciary responsibility to him NOT her.

Quote from @Eli Cohen:

Hi Everyone,

I am a tax lien investor buying tax liens from various different municipalities in NJ OTC. We have purchased over $5m in the last year using private equity we raised. Is there anyway to possibly finance the purchase of tax liens instead of having to raise the money from investors?!? 

Please share any ideas or leads .

Thank you

#Taxliens #loans #Taxdeeds  


 Debt supersedes investors in insolvency issues. Your doing it right.