All Forum Posts by: Noah Wood

Roy N. That’s pretty old lol never heard of anyone taking on properties that old but that’s pretty neat!

I’m fairly new to real estate and I see many times that investors have a limit as to how old their homes are, some say none before 1950 and some say other years. I’m wondering if anyone can explain to me why investors do this? Is their a reason they only buy a home 1950 and newer? 

And what is the oldest home you have bought in the past? 

Thanks!

@dana walker thank you for the info and if you wouldn’t mind send me the info on the card that’d be greatly appreciated!

@Tylermulch would you be willing to chat about your obstacles and how you overcame them?

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Ok thanks and is their any way I can still invest with bi credit?

Hello,

I am 18 years old and trying to start investing in real estate, but I am struggling with where to start out? I don't have a established credit so my question is what are some good ways you all use to boost your scores? I plan on getting a few credit cards here soon for expenses like gas and food. I would like to hear some other ways I can establish my score and get it raised fairly quickly so I can have more options with investing! 

Since I do not have credit is their anyway I could still invest? Maybe with private lenders and doing flips? Not sure if that would be the best route as I am fairly new and don't want to dig myself a hole I can't get out've. So please feel free to drop any knowledge you have it would be much appreciated!

So when you guys are in the midst of multiple properties and maybe some rehabs and some rentals how do you keep yourself organized? Do you have a certain laptop or tablet or phone devoted to real estate? Do you use a certain software like realeflow or another good name or do you use excel or google and create your own? If you create your own how long did it take and would you recommend it? I’m looking to start flipping homes and I think it would be helpful to have a laptop or tablet devoted to real estate to keep me organized. Like a folder for buyers, all my spreadsheets, all my work related emails and responses, leads, and just to be able to take with you on the go so that way you have all your info with you when it’s needed If you guys do any of this what would’ve recommended?

Joseph Cornwell my car I paid for in cash so I can’t do that I will definitely look into getting some credit cards here soon as that’s what others suggested to do too! Thanks

Hello, 

I am 18 years old and getting into real estate investing. I have a few questions that I hope someone helpful can answer for me. Since I haven't made a deal yet I am trying to get myself as well prepared for when the opportunity does arrive I can take action. I'm located near Cincinnati so if anyone has any knowledge they'd like to share or let me look and experience a rehab near me feel free to message me! Since I am so young I don't quite have any credit worth a darn so I can't go to a bank for funding so I think I will have to find private lenders and do hard money lenders and could maybe use credit cards for some parts of funding. And since I have to do that route I think I will have to focus on rehabs and wholesales as I can't buy and hold a home to pay off a loan as it will take to long for a private lender or hard money lender. 

My questions are:

1.)Does anybody have any good real estate attorneys, agents,contractors,etc. near the Cincinnati area?

2.)When should I create an LLC? A lawyer I spoke with recommended I create one right away, also charges 450 to set up one for me, is that a decent price?

3.)What should I get in order so when the time comes to invest I am ready and not left clueless?

4.)Since I am so young what ways would you recommend to get funding for deals?

5.)What do you use to analyze deals and estimate repairs?

Thanks for any input!