All Forum Posts by: Lance Hitz

@Mike Naccarato

I’ve heard plenty about that book! Is it as influential as some rave it is?!

@James De Stefano

I love Robert Kiyosaki! I will definitely be adding that to my list!!

Thanks for the reply!

@Chantal Ceja

I’ve definitely got to check out that TED talk, never knew he did one!

Thanks!!

@Alexander Felice

I’ve heard plenty about Think fast and slow, adding it to my reading list right now!

Thanks Alexander!

@Justin Puetz

I’ve got that one on my list! Can’t wait to get to it soon! Thanks for sharing, it’s much appreciated!!

@Marcellus P McKinley

Never heard of that one! Sounds very interesting!!

Usually I just use the BiggerPockets Podcast, I write down the real estate and business books guests suggest, I do some research and see what interests me! Super useful part of the podcasts! I find it especially useful when they interview authors as well, such as Cal Newport! I just finished his So Good They Can’t Ignore You, But I wouldn’t have have stumbled upon him at this time without his podcast interview!!

(Podcast #330, Cal Newport)

@Cameron Marlon Susman

That sounds great! I’ll be looking into that for sure! Thank you for sharing!!

@William Allen

Such an inspiring and astounding story!! I definitely hope to find the success you have!! You’re an absolute inspiration, thank you!! I truly appreciate reading these stories!

@Rik Patel

That sounds like a tricky situation. If you don't plan on doing any value add to the property for a BRRRR, or unless you're planning on flipping, you would need really strong cash flow to float 2 loans. If they were to put up the whole cost, and you purchased it with cash, it would make things simpler! From what I've heard most people simply use the private money as the bank, and pay them in the same way: 30 year amortization at 5% (interest and amortization period varying).

I’m very green to real estate so I might be incorrect, but I’m very interested to hear the solutions those with more experience, come up with!

@George Griffeth

That sounds super intriguing! I will definitely look into that!

Thank you!