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Post: 1st Flip

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That is very good advice.

Post: Question about Distressed Property in NJ

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Thank you all for your feedback.

Post: Question about Distressed Property in NJ

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Good day,

I came across a property in Orange, NJ and it's currently 3 months in arrears and the owner has only had it for about 5 months. It was purchased to do a flip. There are plans already approved and drawn out to add 2 extra bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The current owner is stuck due to the investor bailing out on him. He didn't have a contract with the Investor. The property is currently 265K and has no equity since it was just purchased late last year.

Is there anything that can be done? I came across a Hard Money Lender but I am not sure if it's a good idea to bring them this deal considering this will be my first deal. I don't think there is any money making potential involved in this. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Any suggestions are welcome.

Regards,
Eugene

Post: When first contacting the seller... how to play it?

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That is a very excellent point.

Post: Some things I have learned so far...

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I too am just getting started and this is very valuable information.

Thank you

Post: How to make $1000 to $10,000 with no investment...

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That is very good advice. Thank you

I'm curious to know what your company does and how you make this possible.

Thanks

Originally posted by "mist3rceo":
Hello,

I can help you out PM so that we can talk.
I have a compnay will a credit file thats ready to go for real estate

Let me know

Post: New york Metro.

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I would like to know the Groups in Long Island.

Thank you very much

Post: Is Property Shark Worth it?

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Ryan and Eric are definately a valuable source of information but I doubt they have the time to provide information about property in any area in the continental U.S. Most of the information you need to get an idea of the property is free. To get foreclosure listings in your area is what you have to pay for. I hope this helps you understand it better.

Originally posted by "timo2006":
I would be weary of any business or service with the name "SHARK" in it because SHARKS are symbolically and literally PREDATORS! Still, after reading their post here, I would at least take them for a free spin around and see how good the service is if it gives you enough time to evaluate sufficiently. There are enough free services out there to save your hard earned money though and read the posts here and hit up Ryan and Eric for advice, they know what they are talking about! At some point, enough tire kickers will have tried out services like them and have better feedback I'm sure. Happy Investing! :mrgreen:

Post: Hello Everyone from New York

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I am glad I am here as well.

Thank you