All Forum Posts by: Marie Tan

Hi all,

I've been scouring this forum for a while now and I love the energy and the tenacity you lot have and it inspires me to reach that level! 

With that being said I'm sitting on some cash and looking for a multifamily house in Bridgeport CT as either an investment or house hacking. Any thoughts or plans you might be able to suggest when first starting out? I understand ill need a property management company as an expense but what other expenses might arise, if there are any solid connections/recommendations you guys can share that would be really awesome!

I'll be looking forward to reading from you guys soon!

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I noticed that pace Morby mentioned leveraging VA's which I feel have great benefits. I mainly want to have a mentor to help me get my Company off the ground. Learning the ropes to have a great foundation and then movE into different markets.

What courses did you take? Also, VA website to interview candidates? Thanks Marie!

Good Afternoon BP, 

Over the past four months I have been reviewing countless youtube videos, podcast, and open forums for real estate investments. I am ready to make the leap in starting my own Real Estate investment business. I want to start with Wholesaling to gain capital to eventually buy my own properties at scale to buy and hold. Want to build generation wealth. 

I have seen paid courses from Pace Morby, Astro Flipping Jamil Damji, etc. These courses seems very specific so I want to see if someone has taken a course that helped them start a Real estate investment company covering maybe aspects of the REI Business. Open to discuss these options with anyone.

Your help is much appreciated. 

Currently have 1 door. Looking to scale fast with SFH's and small multi's over the next couple of years... I have gotten a lot of conflicting information on whether I should set up an LLC. I know it costs $'s to setup and more $'s in financing limitations (no conventional mortgages), but is it worth it for the risk protection?

Better to have an LLC IMO. I'm wholesaling for a yr now without an LLC but planning to set up this year

Hey Everybody,

Just skipped traced a driving for dollars list in batch skip tracer. They indicate which ones are litigators but not on DNC. I used thedncproject.org to find out who is on DNC and more than half of the numbers were do not call, which was a bum. Has anyone had that same experience.

Thanks,

I'm a new investor and am using wholesaling as a strategy to build capital so that I can eventually scale to buy and holds. I felt very confident about this plan until actually working deals. Wholesaling is very time consuming, and the return on my investment of time and effort is not always guaranteed or worth it in my opinion. What other strategies would you recommend when getting started in investing with minimal capital outside of wholesaling  (by minimal I mean about $60K of my own money). OR - should I stay the course with wholesaling, keep trading my time for dollars for a while, and learn as much as I can before making riskier investments? 

 how are they working out for you?

I’ve been hit up to buy into My Automated Deals and I was curious if anyone else has used them?