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All Forum Posts by: Anthony Stokes

Anthony Stokes has started 3 posts and replied 34 times.

Post: Greetings from the foreclosure capitol

Anthony StokesPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Auburn Hills, MI
  • Posts 37
  • Votes 2
Originally posted by "kimorents":
Welcome Anthony, Sounds like you have your foot in the door so to speak. Where are you in Michigan? My husband and I have been thinking of taking a trip up that way. We have never been there. He has a sister in the UP. My family were all Michiganders, from Gaylord Mich?

See you around the boards. Thsi is a great site!

I currently reside in Auburn Hills. I am borderline to Orion Twnshp. I believe Gaylord Mich is several hours away from me. It sounds like a nice road trip if you are driving. I have visited Alabama several times (near Gieger area). I always enjoy the scenery. Do you and your husband own any investment property. Thank you for the feedback.

Post: Greetings from the foreclosure capitol

Anthony StokesPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Auburn Hills, MI
  • Posts 37
  • Votes 2

Hello to all of my fellow investors and entrepreneurs. My name is Anthony Stokes and I am a newbie to BP and REI. I have recently purchased my first property in Detroit,MI in which I will be renting out. I am looking to buy more foreclosed properties for cash (5k-10k), do cosmetic repairs, rent them out for cash flow/and/or, wholesale them to investors, and lease option them to potential buyers. Eventually I would like to own apartment buildings or complexes that would bring in cash flows of at least $20,000 a month. Currently the way the economy is going in Michigan, it is the perfect time to own rental property. A lot of people are losing homes, and relocating. The people who decide to stay in Michigan, would rather rent than buy.

Post: Hello from Michigan!

Anthony StokesPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Auburn Hills, MI
  • Posts 37
  • Votes 2

Hello again. Is anyone out there? I really would like some feedback on this question. :help:

Post: Hello from Michigan!

Anthony StokesPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Auburn Hills, MI
  • Posts 37
  • Votes 2

Hello Joe, and to everyone else. I just climbed aboard on BiggerPockets and this is my very first thread participation. I reside in Michigan as well (Auburn Hills). I am a newbie to Real Estate investing, but I have done extensive reading for the past few years along with picking the brains of a few seasoned investors. On 11/30/07 me and my wife closed on our first investment property! I am very excited because I have been wanting to do this for a long time. We got the property for zero down and received $19,000 back at closing! I will make cosmetic repairs on it this week and rent it out. I have a question for the experienced investors. If I purchase another property for cash, say $5,000 to $10,000 (I am referring to a bank owned property because Michigan has tons of them for that price). If the property appraises for 50k, 60k, or 70k, would I be able to get a loan against that property or a line of credit? This is the next move that I am considering to establish more capital and to reinvest in more properties. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. :idea: