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All Forum Posts by: John Johnson

John Johnson has started 15 posts and replied 34 times.

Post: CAP rate

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10

I have been looking and reading some posts on here and still don't understand what CAP rate is. Can someone please break this down to me in very simple terms

Post: Wholesale

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10
OK I recently found a very good deal on a house in my area. Being new this would've been my first deal but someone got to it before I could. My issue is that I am a college student with no real savings no money for a down payment but I do have very good credit. I was thinking about wholesaling this house when it was available but was a little concerned. I guess my question is being in this situation what is the best way going about taking advantage of a Wholesale. If I make an offer and for some reason can't get the house moved/sold to someone else before closing what other options would I have.

Post: Stillwater or surrounding area

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10
Are there any meet ups or clubs in Stillwater Oklahoma or surrounding areas. I know it's a smaller town but figured I would ask.

Post: Analyzing rental property prices

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10
Are there any good websites or places that will help you analyze what investors are charging for rent in a certain area. To basically find the average rent based on bedrooms bathrooms etc. or is it all just legwork and figuring it out yourself?

Post: June Oklahoma City OKC Lunch Meet Up

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10
Hey I'm new to real estate and have not done a deal yet but am looking to get into something soon. Are newbies welcome or is this more for the experienced investors?

Post: College town

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10
I am currently in Stillwater Oklahoma and have been looking around at some of the different houses for sale and rent and it seems that a college town might be one of the best places to have rental property. Rents are seemingly high for the house and there is always a demand for housing. I guess my question is am I missing something that would make it unappealing to invest in rentals in a college town?

Post: How do you use investor money

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10

@Andrew Ware thanks that's exactly what I was looking for 

Post: New member from Oklahoma

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10

good to have you here. I am in the same boat as you, liking to get into my first deal in the next 6 months. This place is a fantastic place to learn. Don't be afraid to ask questions on here. Every one is helpful and very understanding. Good luck 

Post: How do you use investor money

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10

@Andrew Ware  so  let's say I'm on my first deal and I have someone willing to put up money for 100% of the cost (friend).  What are typical ways to structure repayment?  Meaning  Will he take a  percentage of the profit  and if so how much?  Or a set percentage  of investment?  I know that all these may  depend from time to time but just typically speaking 

Post: How do you use investor money

John JohnsonPosted
  • Paris , TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 10

 Hello all I am new to real estate investing and I have a question .  It's probably better to give a scenario first.  Let's say I compile  $500,000 of investor capital  to begin flipping and wholesaling.  I buy one house  for $100,000  flip it and make a $50,000 profit. How would I split up the Profit among  investors and myself?  Would you only give a return to investors who's money you had to use  or is the money split up evenly according to percentage invested ?  Or is this not how it works ?