All Forum Posts by: Kevin Amolsch

Are you or your clients investing in property? Are you still sitting on the sidelines while other investors are making a killing in todays market?

Learn how to finance investment properties with Hard and Private Money. Did you know you can borrow the money to buy AND rehab properties? There are reasons successful and savvy investors utilize hard money in their real estate investing. It is not just for people with bad credit anymore. Come learn when and why to use hard money including how to buy rentals with no down payments.

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Are you or your clients investing in property? Are you still sitting on the sidelines while other investors are making a killing in todays market?

Learn how to finance investment properties with Hard and Private Money. Did you know you can borrow the money to buy AND rehab properties? There are reasons successful and savvy investors utilize hard money in their real estate investing. It is not just for people with bad credit anymore. Come learn when and why to use hard money including how to buy rentals with no down payments.

When: June 6, 2022, 6:00-7:00 PM ET
Where: 10195 Main Street, Suite J, Fairfax, VA 22031-3415
Fairfax Towne Office Park, Corner of Main & Locust. Free Parking!
Event Co-Host/Sponsor: Neil McKinnon State Farm

Let us know you are coming here!

Come learn how to use private and hard money to fund your fix and flips and fix and holds. In this FREE class you will learn the secrets of hard money and why savvy, successful investors use this tool to multiply their profits.

Are you tired of sitting on the sidelines while other investors are making a killing? What would you be able to accomplish if money was no longer an obstacle? Hard money is no longer limited to investors with bad credit. It is a powerful tool for even the most sophisticated real estate investors. Join us and learn how to fund your deals with no money down including building a large cash flowing rental portfolio. In this class you will learn specific formulas to use as we go through real life case studies. You will leave with a great grasp of how to analyze and fund your fix and flips and fix and holds!

Come join Kevin Amolsch for the free class on Tuesday, May 31 in the Belmar Meeting Room at the Belmar Library (555 A. Allison Pkwy, Lakewood, CO 80226) from 6-8 p.m. Let us know you are coming here!

Thanks Scott.  Sorry to miss you this year. 

The Investor Success Summit is still the biggest and best Real Estate Investing event in the state! This is a content rich event without the sales pitches.

Join Pine Financial Group for this one of a kind event. This has proven to be the "go to" event for real estate investors. It is a full day of education and networking with a happy hour after the event. Plus get a chance to network with local expert speakers, vendors and guests that can help you accelerate your business and become the super investor you have always wanted to be. Make sure to sign up for the summit here! Can't wait to see you on Feb. 26! Full event info can be found at www.mniss.com

Are you looking for a position in the real estate investing space with a clear path to a six-figure income in your first year? Do you love speaking with people and crafting effective deal structures? Do you excel in a team environment, have interest in real estate investing, and like money? If so, look no further. Pine Financial Group is seeking its next Loan Officer to join our small and tight-knit, (but mighty!) team.

Pine Financial Group is a small, well-established real estate finance company working with real estate investors across multiple states. Our clients call often seeking our expertise in the market or to invest in our public fund -- and sometimes they call just to chat! Based in Wheat Ridge, we have a fun and open office environment with a strong team focus and entrepreneurial mindsets.

We are seeking a highly motivated professional with a passion for success. Here are some of the benefits to joining the Pine Financial Group team:

• Work next to and with success real estate investors
• Investing in your own deals on the side is highly encouraged (and we can help with that)
• No set hours
• No income ceiling
• Leads and support are provided
• Be part of a fun team focused office

Duties will include:

• Working with investors to structure their financing
• Help your loan processor put together quality loan packages
• Contribute to social media and our blog
• Attend networking meetings to promote yourself and Pine Financial
• Help your clients succeed

Our most recent new Loan Officer was hired almost 10 years ago. These positions do not open very often so if you are at all interested be sure to send in your resume. We are looking for someone with some real estate experience and a passion for investing and helping others. The ideal candidate will have an entrepreneurial spirt, strong organization skills, be self-motivated, and have a passion to help their clients make money. We will consider a small salary to get you started but will want to move this into a commission only position with income expectations in the 6 figures.

We are a small company focused on growth, and we want to bring you with us.

To apply for this position please send us your resume with a cover letter to [email protected]. That cover letter should include answers to the following questions.

• Do you have any sales or sales assistant experience? If so, how long?
• What is your experience with real estate investing?
• What are your preferred hours?
• When are you hoping to start?
• Although it is possible to work remote it is our expectation is that you will be in the office. Our office is in Wheat Ridge. Do you see any issues getting to the office each day?
• There is a chance we receive a lot of resumes. Is there anything special that we should know about you?

Your resume will not be considered if the above questions are not sent in along with your resume.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $100,000.00 - $150,000.00 your first year with no ceiling

Real estate investor focus, leads provided, and tons of support.

Thanks for the replay Brian.  The funny thing is that Chris Dodd and Barney Frank dont understand the Dodd Frank.  How can anyone else? There is much more to it than I posted in my comment but a lease is not financing so I am not sure why you would suggest collected it in full up front is the way to go.  I do agree that a good mortgage loan officer can help but I have not found that they are better to consult with than a good real estate attorney.  Both are licensed to help with owner financing.  In any case my point was simply to not trust everything you hear and that each person needs to do what is best for them based on the advice they get from their advisers.    

I just came across this thread and since my name is mentioned above and I disagree with some of what is said I wanted to chime in. @Brian Gibbons, I love what you are saying and think this might be the best way to do this.With that said it is not how I chose to do this for my business.I speak with attorneys on a regular basis and there is some gray here.The way I understand it is that a RTO is clearly financing if you are applying a portion of the rent to a down payment (and not returning it if they done buy). With that said, it is not financing if a portion of the payment is applied to an option price should the tenant choose to exercise their option.It is very important how you write this in your agreement.

Every time I post something controversial someone responds to me telling me I don't know what I am talking about so let me try to be as clear as possible.I choose to use RTO in my business based on advice from my attorney for my situation.You should use your own attorney for your own situation and not believe everything you read in a post like this.

Does anyone know of an appraiser working in Rochester Minnesota that will return phone calls and understands fix and flip valuations? 

Hey Curtis,

I do business in both of those markets and would be happy to introduce you to some people that might be able to help.