All Forum Posts by: Paul Sorgi

Welcome to BP great place to make friends, learn and grow your network.

Welcome @Keith Feliciano a great way to find what your looking for is to use the search function. If you type in "wholesale" your results would be

http://www.biggerpockets.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=wholesale#topics

Also set your keywords to what interests you in RE

I can do evenings and lunch if in Waltham.

As many have said above you need to have the title researched. You may still have a lien on the property and can take action by pursuing a foreclosure or negotiating with the "new" owner. Keep us posted on your progress.

I found @Jeff Brown on the BP podcast to be very informative on where and how to invest.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/05/09/bp-podcast-017-mentors-retirement-jeff-brown/

Welcome @Kevin Doherty so nice to meet you. You have come to the right place and @Dawn A. has pointed you in the right direction! Set those alerts to hone in on your favorite topics as @Dev Horn suggested.

Regardless how you calculate it or what yo call it congrats on such a good deal!

Welcome Art Campbell BP is a great place to learn and make great contacts! Hope to see you at one of the local REIA meetings!

Getting a license would not hurt and should be relatively easy to obtain. I would keep my FT J.O.B until you are making enough money to leave your job. My rule of thumb would be a consistent income of 2x what you are earning currently at your job. Make sure you remain focused on Building your business and don't fall in to the trap of building some on else's business. Get your License for your reasons not to just become another agent in the field.

Kevin Scott we never stop learning but we can't let learning get in our way of taking action.

Real Estate boils down to numbers that make sense to you and others if you want to sell it. I think you are ready to venture into owning 1-4 unit if you sit down and crunch your numbers a bit more.

Forget what the seller is asking for and formulate your price and make an offer. Nothing ventured nothing gained.

How do the numbers work if you bought it for 182k?