All Forum Posts by: Johann Villalvir

Hey BP community, has anyone have experience with Investor's lift that would be willing to meet for virtual coffee?

 SMART. We offer a permit map to our users

I am surprised not many people use this tactic

 Great points. I'm curious, what data and information did you see before you decided to go visit the house in person?

Hey @Hammed Lawal, welcome back. What kind of business do you do?

Not a wholesaler, I'm building an AI app to find flips. I agree with the wholesaler's ARV, it's usually a little inflated, and repair costs deflated. Thanks, as a lender, is there any other data you like to have when an investor sends you a property looking for funding?

 Exactly. Data can only go so far. There are no data points for feeling safe walking in a neighborhood (crime per block is closest), local restaurants (walkability scores are great), capital pouring in the area, etc, like actually driving a neighborhood and/or area

This is a follow-up question from another one I asked a few weeks ago. What data points are crucial for you to find a potential flip?

Are all these data points represented in the images below? If not, what else would you add?

Present:

- Listing images

- Property info (beds, baths, sqft)

- Listing info (days on market, price cuts, etc)

- Estimated ARV

- Comps used to see ARV

This is a follow-up question from another one I asked a few weeks ago. What data points are crucial for you to find a potential flip?

Are all these data points represented in the images below? If not, what else would you add?

Present:

- Listing images

- Property info (beds, baths, sqft)

- Listing info (days on market, price cuts, etc)

- Estimated ARV

- Comps used to see ARV

You should definitely add Indianapolis, IN to your list of choices