All Forum Posts by: Joshua Springer

I personally use a broker with minimum overhead.  Most of my expenses come during closing of deals and even then it's just 10% of my sale.  I do 2/3 deals a year on average and will likely see an increase if the Columbus market ever has a significant pullback and I can do more of my own deals again.  This setup has worked well for me.  Don't forget continuing education is a bit annoying when you do this part time as you still have the full committment.

Originally posted by @Alex Short:

@Joshuhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/21-real-estate-agents/topics/143494-part-time-realtor?page=1#a Springer

I like this idea. I have similar thoughts. How does this work for you?

Wright patt is in columbus but I don't know their products

I've seen a decent amount listed in Reynoldsburg area in past year but otherwise east side listings generally are in columbus or further out in newark.  

send me pm with what you're looking for and I'll give a contact

a buddy of mine works in their heloc dpt if you want an inside contact you can bounce questions off of(assuming you'll use him if everything should good!)  Pm if interested.

should drive your Tesla here and drive us around :-)

Anyone had any success having a contract accepted after the 48 hours?  Would be closer to 36 hours in this situation with Phili being the region that's receiving it.

Thank you.

Just tested this on a HUD counter offer and it sat at 88% so good information indeed!

Most of these meetings between people happen in the morning or early afternoon.  I love myself some craft beer but I don't usually casually drink till the evening unless I have something big planned like golf outing, tailgate etc...so I think it's just more of when the meetings occur not anything else :)

I've been told to not over lubricate or you cause the wheels to not rotate and causing a lot of strain on the pulley...not sure how true this is.