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All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Toney

Jeremy Toney has started 28 posts and replied 61 times.

Post: Making My First Investment Property Offers Today!

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

@Matt Santillanes

I’ll post my recommendations ASAP

Post: Making My First Investment Property Offers Today!

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

@Jaron Walling

Lol! Like I said, I’m making 2 offers today. About to go meet the owner now.

Post: Making My First Investment Property Offers Today!

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

Yes!!!! It's been a long time coming! But not really... I've been working really hard to get everything off the ground with my new endeavor and Real Estate investing business.

After nearly 2 years of self education in REI, I have now established my business, defined my business plan and business strategies, and am now about to start making offers on a few properties. I'm pumped up... last night, I was leaving Lowe's Hardware after getting a few bolts to hang a TV. I was getting in the car and saw a man leaving Lowe's with a for sale by owner sign. My instincts kicked in. I went to the guy, introduced myself, asked what he was selling... and turned out to be a 3 bed 2 bath house nearly $50k under market. Talk about a lucky first lead!

I started out educating myself by reading nearly every book I could find on real estate. Along with the other self development and business books, I completed 63 in one year. I learned about all I could with REI and how I could get started, and that's where I learned as much as I could about wholesaling, contract assignments, BRRR method, buy and holds, and so forth. And now, some year and a few months later, I have now established my entity/LLC as ClearVision Property Investors. I outsourced as much as I could because I am a full time General Manager which is very time consuming. I was able to have a designer design my logo, shout out to Fiverrr, and business cards. My marketing kit is nearly complete with all credibility packets almost done for sellers, buyers and investors, bandit signs, website design and Facebook business pages are almost done. Carrot might have me sold on their services. I've spent hundreds of dollars out of pocket now meeting with attorneys, looking over contracts, discussing the business, and so forth. Got some great agents I'm working with so far, and always looking for more professionals to network with, including lending professionals, investors, contractors, etc. I've got landscape and general contractors on my team, painters....

I think we are ready! I’m very excited to finally have the skills, education and courage to start on this endeavor and I can not wait to see the fruit that will bear.

How was your first contract experience? How did it turn out? How did you track down your first leads? I’d love to hear about some of your experiences!

Post: Yes! About to make offers on 2 investment properties today!

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

Yes!!!! It’s been a long time coming! But not really... I’ve been working really hard to get everything off the ground with my new endeavor and Real Estate investing business.

After nearly 2 years of self education in REI, I have now established my business, defined my business plan and business strategies, and am now about to start making offers on a few properties. I'm pumped up... last night, I was leaving Lowe's Hardware after getting a few bolts to hang a TV. I was getting in the car and saw a man leaving Lowe's with a for sale by owner sign. My instincts kicked in. I went to the guy, introduced myself, asked what he was selling... and turned out to be a 3 bed 2 bath house nearly $50k under market. Talk about a lucky first lead!

I started out educating myself by reading nearly every book I could find on real estate. Along with the other self development and business books, I completed 63 in one year. I learned about all I could with REI and how I could get started, and that's where I learned as much as I could about wholesaling, contract assignments, BRRR method, buy and holds, and so forth. And now, some year and a few months later, I have now established my entity/LLC as ClearVision Property Investors. I outsourced as much as I could because I am a full time General Manager which is very time consuming. I was able to have a designer design my logo, shout out to Fiverrr, and business cards. My marketing kit is nearly complete with all credibility packets almost done for sellers, buyers and investors, bandit signs, website design and Facebook business pages are almost done. Carrot might have me sold on their services. I've spent hundreds of dollars out of pocket now meeting with attorneys, looking over contracts, discussing the business, and so forth. Got some great agents I'm working with so far, and always looking for more professionals to network with, including lending professionals, investors, contractors, etc. I've got landscape and general contractors on my team, painters....

I think we are ready! I’m very excited to finally have the skills, education and courage to start on this endeavor and I can not wait to see the fruit that will bear.

How was your first contract experience? How did it turn out? How did you track down your first leads? I’d love to hear about some of your experiences!

Post: Purchase and Sell Agreements, Assignment of Contracts

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

@Harry Marsh

Harry,

Thanks again for the reply! What all do you specialize in? Would love to connect! PM me if you don’t mind!

Looking forward to hearing back.

Best regards,

Jeremy

Post: Purchase and Sell Agreements, Assignment of Contracts

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

@Harry Marsh

Perfect! Thanks Harry!

Post: Real Estate Attorneys in North Carolina

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

@Michael Plaks

Thanks Michael!

Post: Purchase and Sell Agreements, Assignment of Contracts

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

Hello Charlotte Forum!

I’m from the Hickory area and I’m getting in the wholesaling properties and I wanted to request suggestions on some experienced RE Attorneys to review and/or draft purchase and sell agreements and assignments contracts.  What attorneys are the wholesalers here using?  

Thanks everyone!

Post: Real Estate Attorneys in North Carolina

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

@Jim Kittridge

Thanks Jim! Appreciate the reply!

Post: Real Estate Attorneys in North Carolina

Jeremy ToneyPosted
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
  • Posts 64
  • Votes 28

Hey guys,

I'm looking to extend my network and find some Real Estate Attorneys in North Carolina to assist with purchase and assignment contracts and closings. I'm new to Real Estate investing and getting ready to file for a LLC to start my business and get everything off the ground and running. I'm excited to embark on this career path and business plan that I am putting together and any advice would be greatly appreciated in helping me find the most efficient ways to find great RE attorneys to establish relationships with.

Thanks in advance!