All Forum Posts by: Julian A Beeks

Private Money Lenders are called private for a reason lol. My recommendation would be to start using hard money or a hybrid of both. Once you go through the full process a few times, you'll have the portfolio to show potential private investors the returns they could get. From my experience Private investors like to see that you've done a few before they fully invest

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(Old Post Got Deleted For Being In The Wrong Forum) I am hosting a REI meetup for anyone that is interested in joining. The event will be held Monday May 10th at 6:30 CST in Chicago South Loop. If you are interested in attending please DM me.

@Adrien C. I'm trying to but haven't got a lot of feedback lol

Hi Everyone,

I'm trying to plan a REI meetup in the Chicagoland/Northwest Indiana area. Now that the weather is getting nice and people are starting to get vaccinated, I think it's a great opportunity to connect. If you're interested leave a comment or DM me and lets try to plan something for this Friday, April 2nd. It's supposed to be a nice day out. Look forward to hearing from you

@Jason Duhn Would you be able to offer assistance?

To finance it, I would use a hard money lender. As they focus more on the deal instead of your job/credit. In terms of not having a job. I would recommend flipping instead of buying and holding. Especially if you're looking to build wealth faster, flipping might be your best bet.

@Wade Germann I live in Printer's Row technically. I'm right off of Polk and Wells. A little south of Harrison. Love the area too. We should connect and meet up some time for some drinks and bounce ideas off each other

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I live in the south loop too! I would to connect some time Jennie. Maybe meet up for a drink or dinner some time. Would love to bounce ideas off each other

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I'm also very interested in attending meet ups. I live in Chicago so anywhere near isn't an issue. Indiana is also lifting their mask Mandate April 6th so that's an option as well too since they'll be less strict with their capacity laws. 

I would connect with @Adrien C. He seems to be very familiar in the area and has been investing in the NWI area for quite some time. However, one piece of advice I have done is look at the census online for each city in lake and cook county and see where property values have gone up and also population as well. So just do a little research and see what markets fit your criteria. Hope this helps