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All Forum Posts by: John Coppock

John Coppock has started 4 posts and replied 7 times.

Post: Let's Get Past all the BS.

John CoppockPosted
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I have been following along with bp for about a year, and we all have to say that this is a great platform to connect and get questions answered. BUT the thing I see here the most is that there are a ton of people who doesn't know how to just be completely transparent to others who have questions that they seem serious. I myself actually love bp because of the possible opportunity, but some of the comments I read are getting unanswered by the so called professionals. Or when someone does answer the question people have to decipher just about every sentence to understand what was said because of all the bs of crappy professionalism written. Basically all I am suggesting is when someone asks a question just give it to them cut and dry, or at least give them some push FORWARD in the right direction so that they may leave bp and go try it out. All of us have started with no experience, and I don't care how long you have been in the business we all still have something to bring to the table that we all can benefit from. So put all this fake news, education, and experience behind you and just learn how to be down to earth with these people here that is all I am asking. Thanks. 

Post: Creative Financing for Multifamily

John CoppockPosted
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@jesse what do you specialize in? 

Post: Creative Financing for Multifamily

John CoppockPosted
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Joe, I'm sure he negotiated a contingency where he may be able to extend if need be. Am I right Marshall?

Post: Creative Financing for Multifamily

John CoppockPosted
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Jesse,

How did you go about assuming the loan and obtaining seller financing, then turning around and finding private investors? Wow!

Post: Creative Financing for Multifamily

John CoppockPosted
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Has anyone ever used hard money lenders, seller financing, master lease agreements, assumable mortgages, or any other creative way to acquire multifamily properties? If so how did you do it, and if it needed rehab how did you find the financing for it?

Post: Starting Out (Need Help)

John CoppockPosted
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Good morning everyone,

I am John Coppock. I started a real estate investment company to invest in multifamily. The plan is to find real estate investors who do not have the time fully to find deals, or all the money themselves to invest in multifamily. My question is has anyone took this path before and been successful, if so how? How do you find investors? Do we get the deals under contract first before finding investors or do we find investors first?

As a new member, what are you guys advice on partnering with investors here on BP? What are the contracts you guys use to create a joint venture in deals? Also do you guys consistently work with other investors to leverage time and networking of finding deals, and broadening into new markets?