All Forum Posts by: Paul Sorgi

I don't have answer but I am curious to the changes as well. Maybe with this little bump some one could point us to a thread already answering the question.

Some good advice here. I would add that you could partner with other investors, contractors, property managers etc.

Welcome to BP! Great place to grow your knowledge and your network.

OK it is demolition Debris and I called the Police but their not interested. Thanks for your input @Bill Gulley and @Jon Holdman .

Thanks, I was thinking along those lines. Do you know anyone locally that you would recommend?

It was disclosed by the Seller (The Bank) that the prior seller may have buried demolition materials in the backyard. No well but do need to put in a septic. Zoning allows up to 6 units on the property. The property is cheap enough but I am concerned with buried stuff if it turns out to be buried drums of waste oil could get expensive to clean up. Looks like previous owner ran a business with large trucks.

Goals for 2014 in specific order

Fix and Flip 10+ Properties

Acquire 1 + Multifamily

Lose 40lbs

Spend more time with my family

Learn to speak Spanish

Read/Listen to 50 books

buy my wife a new Diamond ring to replace her stolen engagement ring

pay off my kids college loans

raise 1 million in private funds to finance/partner in deals

I am looking at a property that the previous owner pre foreclosure buried stuff in the backyard. Would you make the purchase contingent upon discovering the was buried? What kind of inspection or environmental testing should I have written in to my offer?

Sounds good @Ann Bellamy

Love the pic @Pat L.

I had all intentions of going last night. Should have checked my email a little earlier than 6pm. I work Waltham so would have been a great place to wait out the storm. Instead I hung out at work until 8pm and waited for everyone to get off the road. See you at the next meeting.