All Forum Posts by: Newton Pham

Hey Eric - 

Great posts!  Where do you get the data that feeds into your software?

Thank you

Hey Pat, what's up buddy.  Not sure if you remember me from HS haha.

Have you tried door knocking and how has it worked for you?

Chris - great work.  I hope it sells for $450 and you get a nice healthy profit. 

I love Pex btw, much easier imo.

Go with your gut and do a mid level.  You can't compete with those full use guys (gym, pool, etc).  Also, it would take a high end reno to do that which adds up fast.

Just do an aesthetically pleasing, mid level, remodel.  High(er) end laminate flooring, granite counter tops, porceline/ceramic tile in bathroom.  Nice looking, durable stuff that doesn't cost too much.

Get a contractor and stop fussing around with your uncle.  Just have someone get the job done asap, seems like you are missing more out on potential rent opportunity a lot more than you would be saving in labor.

Can you put +3 for me?

High end laminate is fine.

I'd go travertine over ceramic.

Regarding counter tops -> granite / quartz is a must.

If it's what you are willing to sell for, who cares what they do with it after your sale.

subscribed and excited to learn.

Hi Clint,

Put me down as an attendee for the 9/17, thanks.  I will PM you my email.

Newton

I'm in a similar boat, I've seen books on general real estate investing.  But where's a good book that tells me exactly how to find properties such as foreclosures?