All Forum Posts by: Mark Hart

@Bailey Braunecker Id recommend wholesaling inc as a paid program with some quality information if you are serious about treating it like a business.

@Harpreet Singh I’ve heard great feedback from Jwb as well however they focus on new construction.

@James M. Welcome! BP is a fantastic community and has everything you need to succeed. If you need any extra assistance just ask !

@Harpreet Singh I’d assume that’s because the average home price is too high for the numbers to work?

@Diego Furlan My pleasure ! I’d recommend getting plugged into wholesaling inc if you’re going to take this seriously. Best of luck.

@Diego Furlan I spent a long time in Denver and i'd recommend getting the duplex and living in one side so you can offset your expenses with the income from the other side. It will also introduce you to being a landlord! 

If you do not have the capital to buy the duplex today then I would focus on creating a pipeline of off market duplexes and instead of buying the first one just wholesale it (or other SFH's) until you have enough cash for the duplex!

@Jason Jinks I agree with Roland as we have experience with all 3 of those techniques. We recommend (if you don't have cash) to start wholesaling to create a pipeline of houses and then rehab the best ones.

Welcome @Niki Sharan you'll find everything you need here on BP this community is incredible!

@Blair Treu I'd recommend taking a look at Vreeland-capital.com as our main lender has worked with them countless times over the years!

I'd recommend taking a look at this article by Forbes which came out earlier this year as there are many great markets across the country to invest in. "The best markets for real estate investments in 2019" 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ingowinzer/2019/01/07/2019-best-markets-for-real-estate-investments/?utm_content=8568908&utm_medium=Email&utm_name=Id&utm_source=Actionetics&utm_term=Email#1277407171f5

Memphis was listed as one of the top markets with a 2.2% Job Growth, 6% appreciation, $907 Average Monthly Rent, and -15% Home Price Vs Income.

I hope this helps and best of luck!