All Forum Posts by: Kay Kay Singh

I think you should do what you know best with somebody else's money and you said you have a lot of experience as a landlord. Single family or multi family but analyze them first and last not least cash flow is the king in the real estate industry.

I saw a job ad on the BP pro area , they are hiring people who are bilingual and have foreign relations to invest . Just try that first and you will know all the laws and stuff.

Go over knock the door and introduce yourself as a new landlord and do not ask him to sign anything in the first meeting and let him know that his lease is expired and you would like to sign a new lease for a year and he is willing to do so schedule a meeting to sign a new lease. Tip: tell him/ her that the rent is going to remain the same otherwise they will refuse to sign a lease.Good luck and do it asap.

Well are you incorporated or not yet .Here in Indiana you can not register a dba unless you are incorporated.

Happy birthday and may God bless you with lots of love and happiness .

Log into your BP account learn something new everyday.Tonnes and Tonnes of knowledge here.

Douglas Larson congrats for the deal and I have to share my story here too just like yours , bought 1.75 acres of land at the county line for $125000 in 2007 and after a year the state wanted to develop the corner and they paid me $60000 and bought .25 acre of it to develop the corner and still have 1.5 acres for the gas station.

Alexander Santini BP is the best place for the knowledge and also they recommend a lot of books and they have blogs and podcasts to help the new investors so you are in good hands here.

I would just use the BP deal analyzer calculator which work pretty good for me .

Jeremy Tillotson I will be there , it was great meeting last month other than the loud noise and I hope this time is going to be a peaceful place. Thanks Jermey for making it happen.