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All Forum Posts by: Conway Churaman

Conway Churaman has started 12 posts and replied 109 times.

Post: Using Facebook Ads to find Motivated Sellers

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20
Originally posted by @Lucifer Vîrroc:

95% of the deals I close are from Facebook Ads. Facebook Ads are a great way of generating leads and becoming your markets go-to home buyer. If you're trying to find a cheaper way to find motivated sellers I wouldn't suggest using Facebook Ads. A solid Facebook Ad Campaign will cost the same as any Direct Mail Campaign. If you need help setting up your ads DM me.

 Hi there.  Can you qualify that statement about Facebook ads?  What kind of reach can you get with FB ads as opposed to direct mail?

Post: Peter Harris Coaching - Disappointed

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20

@Karma Senge Hi. I am not surprised that Peter Harris commercial coaching costs that much. But recently he started a new program a "pre-protege" training program where he focuses on wholesaling commercial property as a way to raise cash on eventual full on purchasing of commercial properties. Did you ever look into that program instead of his full "protege" training? It is supposed to cost $997.

@Jay Sloan  Hello, for someone who is interested in learning about commercial real estate can you tell me why the proof of funds from Peter Harris' company seemed out of the ordinary?  Thanks.

Post: Tyrone The Flip Man

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20
Originally posted by @Ben Leybovich:
Originally posted by @Brent Coombs:

@Felicia Murphy, hmmm, it looks like all the previous positive reviews about him were posted by "Account Closed"...

 hahahah

 Now Ben!  Let's give Tyrone a chance.  He is supposed to specialize in flipping commercial properties.  I would like further reviews on his techniques and strategies.

Post: Tyrone The Flip Man

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20

I would like further updates on Tyrone's course as well

Post: Looking for New and Motivated Real Estate Agent!!

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20
Originally posted by @Quy Nguyen:

Hi There!

I am looking for new, motivated, and eager real estate agent to work with long term in the Tampa, Clearwater, St. Pete area! I am currently in the flipping business and would like to scale up. I need an agent/partner that is willing to put in the work and learn as we go. Need someone that is willing to walk through the properties, crunch in numbers and find deals where we both can make money! Please pm if this is you! Thanks for your time!

 I wish I had found your post a few months ago.  I recently got my license and need to be in a learning environment.  Now I am forced to look for an hourly position somewhere.  Keep me ind mind though for the future. Thanks.

Post: Jack Bosch's Land Profit Generator?

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20

Hi all.  I would very much like to hear updates on this thread.  I will be attending one of his presentations soon.

Post: Need a plan to raise $80,000 in 2 months

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20
Originally posted by @Steve Babiak:
Originally posted by @Conway Churaman:

Well that's an idea. I was thinking more along the lines of a hard money loan and then flipping a property but that might take too long.

Hard Money Lenders (HML) like Hard assets to serve as collateral to secure any loan; what would serve as collateral in your case?

Find a good deal and you might get a HML to fund the acquisition, but that wouldn't exactly put the cash in your pocket, which it sounds as if you need.

 To be honest, I am in an absolute emergency because I don't want to lose my friend.  However, at the same time I don't want to miss out taking advantage of any good deals I am able to find even if it takes several months to set up.  Heck, If I knew what I was doing I would get into wholesaling storage space companies. The finder's fee on one of those deals are huge!  And they are all over Florida.  The plan was and is still to get an hourly position in something related to the RE industry that would pay my bills until I can wrap my head around the market and get a few deals under my belt.  Now I am forced to do something crazy and immediate to get cash in my pocket now. I would like to see this thread continue.  I have a feeling I might see here some crazy intense strategies posted here. Nothing like pressure to focus the mind.

Post: Need a plan to raise $80,000 in 2 months

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20
Originally posted by @James Mc Ree:

It looks like you need to first stabilize your financial situation regardless of your interest in real estate.  Get a paying job again.  You need to focus on basics at this point, not real estate: food, clothing, shelter.  Once those are in place, save your money towards real estate investing if that is what you want to do.

That was the plan.  Except now an emergency has come up.  My friend has made a poor decision based on fear because of a medical condition.  I am forced now to try to do in two months what I originally planned to do in 2 years.  I will need to get myself into debt then dig myself out after the fact.

Post: Need a plan to raise $80,000 in 2 months

Conway ChuramanPosted
  • New York City, NY
  • Posts 114
  • Votes 20

Well that's an idea. I was thinking more along the lines of a hard money loan and then flipping a property but that might take too long.