All Forum Posts by: Jeremiah Phipps

Well, it all depends on the NOI, It's current vacancy, It's cap rate, It's location, and are you going to be managing it yourself?

If you have questions, I am more than willing to answer them 412-709-2506

In today's world, information is everywhere, but unfortunately, so is the temptation to monetize it at every turn. I've noticed a concerning trend: every time I generously offer valuable insights and knowledge, someone else swoops in offering the same information but with a price tag attached. It's disheartening to see the exchange of knowledge become a transaction rather than a gesture of goodwill.But why do I choose to share information for free? It's simple. I believe that knowledge should be accessible to all, regardless of financial means. I've been fortunate to learn from others who freely shared their wisdom, and now, I feel compelled to pay it forward. Whether it's about real estate investing, personal finance, or any other topic, I want to empower others with the tools they need to succeed without expecting anything in return.However, not everyone shares this philosophy. Some individuals see an opportunity to profit from the thirst for knowledge. They repackage freely available information and slap a price tag on it, hoping to capitalize on others' ignorance or desperation. It's a disappointing tactic that takes advantage of people's trust and eagerness to learn.So, how can you avoid falling into the trap of paying for information that's readily available for free? First and foremost, always question the motives behind the information being offered. Is the person genuinely interested in helping others, or are they simply looking to make a quick buck?Secondly, take advantage of reputable sources that offer free, high-quality content. There are countless blogs, forums, and online communities where experts and enthusiasts freely share their knowledge and experiences. By tapping into these resources, you can access a wealth of information without opening your wallet.Finally, don't underestimate the power of self-education. With determination and a willingness to learn, you can acquire valuable skills and insights on your own. Whether through books, online courses, or hands-on experience, there are countless avenues for expanding your knowledge base without having to rely on paid sources.In conclusion, don't be fooled by those who seek to profit from what should be freely shared. Embrace the spirit of generosity and open collaboration, and together, we can create a world where knowledge knows no price tag.

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Real estate investing can feel daunting, but with a solid game plan and a reliable formula, you'll gain confidence. Whether you're acquiring a property, securing funding, rehabbing it, refinancing, or selling, understanding the process and having a clear strategy is key to success in this industry. With the right knowledge and steps in place, navigating real estate investments becomes much smoother.

First of all, you are never too old to create generational wealth, With the roper game plan, anybody can become a millionaire with minimal, Amount of Effort And it all starts with networking.... You should find somebody who will show you the roads and not rip you off at the same time. Believe it or not the process, it's super simple

Any program more than a couple grand is a rip off. What you should do is network with like minded people. I am willing to teach you what I know, when it comes to finding properties in good areas. Getting funding and Getting contractors, putting it back on the market, or refinance, and keep it as a rental

Any program more than a couple grand is a rip off. What you should do is Network with like minded people. I am willing to teach you what I know, when it comes to finding properties in good areas. Getting funding and Getting contractors, putting it back on the market, or refinance, and keep it as a rental

Any program more than a couple grand is a rip off. What you should do is Network with people here. I am willing to teach you. What I know, when it comes to finding properties in good areas. Getting funding and Getting contractors, putting it back on the market, or refinance, and keep it as a rental

You can Charge $1600.00 for the 4 bedroom, 2 bath monthly or You can charge $1200.00 for each of the 2 bed 1 bath monthly...

$1600.00 one way $2400.00 the other. I guess the choice is really up to you

These prices all depend on the area. I am not a financial advisor this is not a financial advice. I am really stating what I would do in this situation

Hey CJ,

Hope you're doing well! I've been thinking about your interest in investing in property and wanted to suggest reaching out to a property management company. They could provide valuable insights into which areas are hot for investment and could maximize your returns. What do you think?

Best regards,

Jeremiah Phipps