All Forum Posts by: Paul Ortiz

@Victoria Winters 

Hi Victoria,

I have a colleague of mind who just started a renovation of a hotel in Carlsbad, New Mexico and I also work with a business partner whom structures deals. if you have any particular questions, I could inquire on your behave.

Cheers

@Ryan Billingsley 

I use a App call "BeyondPod", I know that there is a free version.

but during the Holidays there is a year end sale and its very inexpensive.

Cheers.

@Ryan Billingsley 

Question, 

What type of Platform do you have to download them.

Apple or Android???

@Bryan Chambers 

Welcome to Bigger Pockets, understand that the more you get involved in the community forums the better credibility you are going to build.

This will lead to finding better deals, once you build trust.

Cheers.

@Nat C. 

I never understood why contractors would ask for a large deposit to start a project, here in California your limited to what can be asked up front generally up to $1000 or 10%, which ever is less.

I never give deposit, most contractors that we deal with have a clear and well define scope of work, attached with a detail schedule of values (Especially for large projects that run a couple of months) and a construction schedule complete with milestones.

 Great Quote

@Ross Denman 

Welcome to BiggerPockets

Cheers

@Robert Agua 

First of all Welcome to BiggerPockets, the feeling of being overwhelmed is standard. I feel that way almost every other day. The fact that you choose to start Wholesaling is a good start. Most people that look to get into Real Estate Investing don't even that much of a clue.

Get involved in the Forums and just start asking for advice, soon you be on your way.

Cheers.

@Rashad Carrizales 

Try and find a local contractor or contractors in your area. Also networking with local BP members helps.

see if you can develop or have someone share with you a simple spread sheet and use it as a check off list, the more familiar you get with what needs to be done the better you'll get.

Cheers

@Cailan Knight 

on average we spend about $10k to $20k on our kitchen for house between 1400/sf to 2200/sf