All Forum Posts by: Kyle Stanton

 I did! It is 100% legal and you do not need a license because you are a "principal" in the transaction (you only need a license to practice on behalf of someone else.) Some skip tracing works here and there are title companies that do dual escrow/close and assignments. I created a good amount of leads just grinding here but it's challenging to have a successful wholesale business on Guam because there just isn't a volume of motivated sellers. You'll find some here and there but not enough to build a pipeline. If you do pursue this, I recommend getting your license first so you have the ability list as well and still benefit from the leads you generate. But if you truly want to do wholesaling, I definitely recommend working virtually stateside. Guam's morning hours are perfect cold calling hours for the states and you'll have waaaay more resources there for comping, skip tracing, dialing and list pulling (Guam doesn't even have Zillow). Feel free to reach me on whatsapp if you have any questions 671 864 4570.

Hey David, how did this turn out for you? Did you ever find a tenant?

Matt! What's up dude!~ Yeah, reach out to me at 671 864 4570. I'm now in two different REI groups and have developed a nice little network here in Guam I can get you involved in. I'm also talking to sellers daily trying to push some creative deals, so anyone who sees this post feel free to reach out to me for more info.

 Hey @Patrick Britton ! Thank you for the response! I PM'd you!

I could do that but I have very specific questions and I'm working abroad right now so I'm limited to online courses unfortunately (us territory of guam.) I really just want less than an hour long conversation where I can just pick someone's brain. Thanks for the advice tho, I'll probably reach out to some local realtors soon.

Good morning,

I've recently passed my states' pre-licensing course and will soon be beginning my career in real estate. I would like to delve deeper into how value is determined through the eyes of an appraiser, particularly with comp selection and adjustments. This is a topic I've been trying to learn more about for weeks, I've spent literally my entire weekend trying to research online, and have even tried contacting local appraisers and reaching out to real estate Facebook groups offering to pay for an informal phone consultation (a Q&A session really.)

If anyone here is an appraiser, I am willing to pay you for just a phone call, please contact me.

What's up, Michael! 

I am also in Guam and just starting my journey. I am currently in my first property (VA funded) and will rent it out after the year occupancy requirement is up. Now, I am focusing on a creative finance BRRR, which hasn't gained a lot of traction yet as I am building a team still and resources on Guam seem to be limited or reluctant to work with newbies such as myself.

A buddy of mine and I are trying to start an REI meet-up group to discuss goals, achievements, and networking. Feel free to reach out to me if you're interested in that. Our next tentative date is Saturday 22JAN2022 (time TBD).

Hey BP,
I am in the learning phase of the rehab process and am trying to learn how to estimate costs in my market. Would it be appropriate if I reached out to some local general contractors and ask them to send me an itemized bill for previous clients?

Thanks for your help!