All Forum Posts by: Jeff Minser

@Matt Crawley hey there, curious how your search went. I’m in search for similar services. I’m flipping in Utah but reside in California. Thanks in advance for input.

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I ran the numbers through fix and flip and it looks appealing to me. I’m a general building contractor in California and the work required on this one is my expertise. Structural issue with the roof and the owners are now trying to sell at a discount before any roof “falls through”. This is through a wholesaler. They had the roof inspected by a local contractor and he scared them saying the house may fall on them if not addressed soon. They don’t have the funds to pay a contractor to correct the problem. I would pay cash for the deal and the rehab. I Have analyzed quite a few properties and I figured I’d post this one in the forum to see what kind of advise and guidance id get from it.

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@Mike M. Thanks for the input.

Have a property I'm now going in on for a joint venture with a partner. It's a SFR and it's a fix and flip. We have all the details as far as percentages and exactly who's responsibilities are who's. Currently his name is on title only. should I have my name on title as well? Or is there some type of quit deed or something along those lines to allow more protection? I've been doing business with this guy for years as far as contracting goes, but this is the first flip deal we are in together on. Any advice or helpful ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.