All Forum Posts by: Lewis Thompson

@Kathy Henley Thanks for your response. Building my connections with seasoned investors is definitely a goal of mine this year.

Hello BP, I’m seeking advice from the perspective of more seasoned and experienced agents and entrepreneurs. I’m at a bit of a crossroads with the direction that would be most beneficial for my goals. So I’m currently coming to the end of a live in fixer upper, preparing for potentially my next project. I would like to do more rehabs full time as a career leaving my current job behind. But as I soon found on my first, the way I went about is an extremely slow and daunting process due to lack of funds and preparation. (Lesson learned)

So my question is would it make sense for me to take a step back moving into real estate sells to build a foundation of capital, more connections, and more experience before moving into flipping again or would that be an unwise use of time, as staying the current path would be best? 

Love to hear your thoughts, 

Thank you.

@Kirbi Campbell for 2021 I want to 1. Build my network in RE.

2. Find a experienced mentor in real estate rehabs.

3. Break into real estate full time by the end of 2021.

@Greg Scott Nice! thanks for this response.

This is a question I have for experienced investors or people who have tried investing as a side hustle:

When did you realize it was time to quit or let your property go?

And how long did it take you before you made that decision?

@Kaylee Pratt

I’ll give two responsiveness and integrity.

Hello my fellow BP members, a few question for you all:

What are your thoughts on epoxy countertops/backsplash?

And if you have had it for some time, are you satisfied with its condition and durability?

Hello to my fellow BP Members a question I have for you today is what type of airless paint sprayer do feel is worth the investment for RE investors who do a lot of the work themselves?

@Evan Polaski Thanks for the response I didn’t think of a punch list for the contractors.. That’s a great idea!

@Will Fraser Thanks for the great advice, will keep this noted for my next project!