All Forum Posts by: Manuel Angeles
Manuel Angeles has started 87 posts and replied 228 times.
Post: Partnering with Cousins on Flips

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Are you going to pay all cash for these projects ? Looks like a great decision. As long has they have good work, and their past finished projects have sold fast on the market, you should be gravy.
Post: Need help figuring out my finances.

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@William Kelly @Alexander Felice
Great post, definitely learning a lot from the input provided by everyone
Post: How to Build Relationships with Lenders as a Newbie

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@Jason Unrath Great post ! Usually hard money lenders and private money lenders want to see experience and some skin in the game. If you don't have experience, find someone local who is to partner with you. If you don't have capital, do the same thing - find a partner who has cash to put down as skin in the game.
As long as you have an LLC or Corp on Title, and within that corp you have someone with experience and someone who has cash to bring down, then you should be able to get approved easily.
Some lenders, like RCN can lend on 1st Time flippers, but they need at least 20% down payment towards purchase
Post: 0-25 units in four months and it all started with Bigger Pockets!

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@Collin Schwartz Very Cool ! That is definitely inspiring. Aside from you line of credit, did you use any other sort of financing for these acquisitions ? Or were these units acquired entirely using the line of credit ?
Post: Hard Money/Bridge Loans for a Fix N Flip in Granite Bay

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Great post, usually lenders need you to have at least 1 year seasoning before they can refi into a conventional type loan term. Have you asked your current Conventional Lender if that seasoning would be an issue ?
Post: Question About Structuring a Partnership for Buy/Hold Assets!

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That is interesting , I only know how to structure JV's with private money but only for short-term loans... usually for fix and flips . I would love to see what other people have to say. @Jeff Petsche
Post: Can I become a private money lender?

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You can search other real estate clubs in the area on www.Meetup.com... just search "Real Estate Investors San Diego"
Here is a list of all of the Real Estate meetup groups in San Diego:
https://www.meetup.com/find/?allMeetups=false&keywords=real+estate&radius=10&userFreeform=San+Diego%2C+California%2C+USA&mcId=c92101&change=yes&sort=recommended&eventFilter=all
Post: Can I become a private money lender?

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San Diego is a great market to be a private lender. Attend the San Diego Creative Investors Association (www.sdcia.com). They have meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. You will be sure to find some great potential partners.
Before the meetings, a lot of the attending meet at "Bully's Sports Bar," which is right down the street. That's where you get to know a lot of the investors in the San Diego area.
Post: Episode 231 - Ethical Wholesaling with Brett Snodgrass

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Great post, definitely learn a lot of tecniques that I can use in my Business. And I am sure many others can too
Post: Marketers: What % of your leads actually turn into closed deals ?

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@Adrien C. Thank you for that input. Those are great %'s.... So out of 100 of PPC leads, 15% of them are actual leads... But out of that 15/100 leads, how many of those leads Actually Close ?