All Forum Posts by: Pedro Salcedo

@Brian Sparr

That is so true! Quality relationships are super important, being cheap can be more expensive at times. I will definitely try to balance things out by taking the pros and cons in consideration. Good eye opening comments everyone. You guys are awesome (:

@Sean OToole 

Thank you for the info, greatly appreciate it. It's clicking more and more every time, I love it.  

Warmest regards,

Pedro Salcedo

Jonathan Schwartz,

Thank you so much for the info, I greatly appreciate it. 

I've done some extensive research but have found the answers to those three questions unclear for the obvious reasons that there's a lot of advertising regarding those questions, or in terms of Q#3, it's not profitable for agents for people to know how to buy a home without an agent, which I understand. 

Warmest regards,

Pedro Salcedo

Brian Sparr,

Thank you so much for the info, makes total sense. I greatly appreacite it.

3) I agree haha, I am starting from the bottom so I really want to save as much on costs as possible.

Warmest regards,

Pedro Salcedo

Hi all,

I'm new to real estate, I just graduated from college a month ago but started a well-paying job right away. I want to invest in real estate but want to cut as many costs as possible and do the work myself.

I was wondering if anyone had the answers to the following questions:

1. What bank or lender provides the best interest rate in California?

2. What's the best app or website to find tax deed sales and foreclosures?

3. How do I buy a home found on, for example, Redfin without a real estate agent?

I hope I can find sincere answers here, I greatly appreciate your help. 

Warmest regards, 

Pedro Salcedo