All Forum Posts by: Justin Wren

Rob. I did a search for your name. Came up with several, not sure which one is you

also made a Facebook group under the same name.

Hey guys. I made a group chat on Facebook messenger. Thought it might be easier to communicate on there. I know I’ve missed a few messages because I didn’t see them for a few days. If you go into messenger and do a search for BP local group it should come up. If not let me know and I’ll try to add you guys that way if your interested

Hey, Saturday is fine with me. Doesn’t matter where as long as the Dawgs are on tv. Hahaha.

Verify what I’m about to say just to be sure: So since they aren’t in a lease they are in a tenant at will like you said. The landlord is required to give a 60 day notice of eviction and the tenant is required to give a 30 day notice. I think what you might actually have is a tenant in sufferance situation (if there was ever a lease) Since they are behind I would not accept anymore money from them if you plan to evict them. If you accept any money from them the process starts back over (again, verify that). You could possibly begin the eviction process and give them the opportunity to pay everything owed or be evicted. My guess is though, since they are already that far behind they prob won’t catch up.

So lets say im wanting to purchase a property to develop into a rental. i have 3-4 friends interesting in putting up money. so how do i structure the payback? in my head i was thinking that i would break it down by % of what each friend put in; then that would be the % of the net profits they would receive every month. does this sound right? or is there a better way?

Hey Patrick. If you can PM me. I can't seem to message you privately from my phone.

hey patrick. i was just thinking to myself yesterday it would be nice to find a group or so to hang out with and talk about investing. someone to kick me in the *** and make me actually get started instead of continuously talking about it

Well this isn't really a success story..... yet. I've been working in the aviation industry for 15 years now. It's really amazing how I've basically spent the entire time living paycheck to paycheck, excited to get a $1 hr raise nearly every year, thinking "ok, that extra $1 is pretty good", only to not change much except the amount of stuff I own. I got interested in real estate about 10 years ago but didn't really take it to far. About a year ago I decided I was done with the extra $1 raise every year and waking up at 4:45am to get ready for a job I didn't want to go into anyway. Started listening to the podcast, started reading the books......... and just sat down for the first night of the Georgia Salesperson precourse to get started getting my real estate license. No turning back now. Thanks BP

Like get my first rental under my belt first.