All Forum Posts by: Peter Brach

Considering the cost of holding can make going big a mistake. But what is hard to quantify involves asking yourself how much can I make this property more desirable and therefore justify added costs. This is obvious but sometimes overlooked. 

Hi Angel,

I agree with looking for a steady income and think it is very hard to find good cash flowing properties in Los Angeles. I have some thoughts about out-of-state options. If you have a chance, contact me and lets exchange notes.

Hi Peggy, going to the free event is fine, but please be careful. I don't know this program specifically but know that it is possible to learn without spending lots of money. In two other programs I know of I heard that only 2% of the graduates are successful.

Hi Mabel,

I am really in alignment with your approach. Doing a deal on your own can be a lot of work and risky. I agree with the person who suggested looking at out of state syndications with an experienced team makes sense. It is ideal to work with someone who is an expert a particular region as well. With few exceptions, L.A. is not considered the place to be for acquiring cash flowing properties. 

Learn More at http://www.investwithhss.com/investor-buying-tour

Hi Vick,

I have learned a lot and would be happy to share some of what I feel is most important to know starting out. 

All the best,
Pete 

Are you great at working with people, very skilled at sales and project yourself as a confident, seasoned professional? Do you have a minimum of several years of sales experience and prepared to help us establish leads and raise significant amounts of capital from high-net worth individuals and companies?

We are a talented, growing real estate investment company. We are looking for someone with above average abilities to help us raise capital and ideally join us for the longterm. We are offering a part-time position at a beginning salary of $18.00 or above, or commission plus draw.

Please send a resume and cover letter to [email protected]

Isaac,

I am glad you asked and will make the correction. Originally it was going to be on the 14th. It is on Saturday, April 9. I will make that correction.

All the best,
Pete Brach

Greetings Everyone,

If you are a real estate investor wanting to learn by looking through the walls, over the ceiling and under the floors, join our free Investors Hard Hat Tour this Saturday! Your tour guide and instructor is Tim Ryan. Tim owns HSS Investment Properties. He is not only a successful and knowledgeable investor, he has worked in construction for over 20 years. You will get the kind of education you cannot find in a classroom. Those looking for an investment opportunity will get to know about this property in detail. 

These tours are limited to 18 people maximum. Those interested in attending are advised to register soon as this event could fill up quickly. Bring business cards to network. 

Please send an email to [email protected] to reserve you place.

When: Saturday, April 10 from 4:00PM to 5:30PM
Where: At one of our properties in Eagle Rock, East of Glendale. 

I am very skeptical about the idea of home study by itself, particularly when you are risking a lot of money. Consider partnering with someone who has a solid track record and honest and learn from working with them if they are willing to take you on. Then, I can see supplementing your learning with home study programs. I also welcome others to weigh in with their opinions and experience.