All Forum Posts by: Mary Conrad

I heard that there are companies that offer an acquisition manager to work with my business. Like an acquisition manager done for you service. I’m looking for companies offering this service.

Does anyone know of companies that have acquisition managers that they can place with a small real estate investment firm? 

Which is your preference and why? Are there any special deals for either?

If the numbers make sense, you might want to explore the options of updating the apartments one at a time so they a) won't need so many repairs and b) you can raise the rents. 

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I live in Louisville, KY. Frank Miller is a former President of the local REIA (KREIA) and has a six month program for about $5,000. This includes a monthly webinar, monthly in-class and twice monthly ride-alongs. He rents a bus and we go out to look at his or his students' properties in various stages of rehab. He shares his contacts/contractors, and even draws a name that will share in the rehab. Depending on which program you purchase, he will mentor you on a flip. He shares the actual numbers - and he and his students are making REAL money ($34,400 | $33,900 | 22,700) after carrying costs including realtor fees. And getting 100% financing. Contact me if you want more details I'm in his current class - he's got several youtube videos under Believe Investment Group. I've done some rehabs in the past but made some major mistakes - I wanted to learn from people really willing to share their expertise at a reasonable cost.

I have a duplex, condo, plus I rent  out my walk-out basement. What’s holding me back is FOMO- fear of missing out. Should I wait until the recession hits, then buy (and get a better deal) or pull the trigger now. Plus, I just got laid off. Like others have said my fear is paying too much.

You can sell this and buy five $100,000 properties in Louisville, Kentucky and make $1,000 to $1200. a month. 

@Brandon Penn congratulations dude!

@Alejandro Ortiz-Hi there, are you looking for a property with tenants already in?