All Forum Posts by: Tony Pellettieri

Hey Anthony,

If you haven’t already, I would recommend reading/listening to a few books on the topic of flipping. They both lay out and explain the process.

1: The Book on Flipping Houses - J Scott

2: FLIP - Rick Villani

Well worth the time and very informational.

Good Luck!

I would recommend reading/listening to a few books on the topic. They lay out and explain the process.

1: The Book on Flipping Houses - J Scott

2: FLIP - Rick Villani

3: BRRRR - David M Green

4: The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs

Well worth the time and very informational.

Good Luck!

I would recommend reading/listening to two books on the topic of flipping. They both lay out and explain the process.

1: The Book on Flipping Houses - J Scott

2: FLIP - Rick Villani

Well worth the time and very informational.

Good Luck!

 Thanks for the response and advice! Learning as we go...

No doubt! Though to say the least...

 Agreed! Only took me 4 short years... But acquiring the vast amount of knowledge I did in that time was well worth the wait. 

Hey Tim, my name is Tony and I just started investing in the Charlotte area. The way I acquired much of my knowledge was by listening to books on audible. Bigger Pockets has quite a few I could recommend and many more depending on what you're interested in focusing on. If you have any questions about the metrics of your property, I'd be happy to take a look and see how you might be able to change your "no cash flow" situation with either your current property or an additional one. Best of luck!

Hey Geoff, my name is Tony and I just started investing in the Charlotte Area. I'm near Fort Mill and am currently investing in Fix & Flips in the Chester/Lancaster Areas. Let me know if you have any area specific questions. I've put a good deal of time into research of the surrounding cities of Charlotte and would be happy to help how ever I can.

Hi Rohan, I'm a new investor in the Charlotte area. If you're looking for a good area to invest in for value appreciate, look no further. Charlotte is experiencing a tremendous amount of growth, including all of the surrounding cities. I would look at cities that are currently undervalued and are being developed such as Rock Hill, Chester, Lancaster, Gastonia, just to name a few. Property values are soaring in these areas currently. I also hear Raleigh is booming. When getting started, staying close to home, especially when you live in an area that experiencing high growth, is not always a bad idea.

Hey Lennell, my name is Tony. I'm located right outside Charlotte near Fort Mill. You happen to be in an excellent location to get started investing using the BRRRR method. Charlotte is experiencing so much growth, including the surrounding areas like Rock Hill, Lancaster, Concord, Chester, and many other cities within an hour proximity. There are many opportunities to purchase properties that are distressed or in need of improvement at a reasonable price and increase their value tremendously and also rent them out if you choose to hold/rent them with all the people moving to the area. I would suggest picking a specific area and studying it. Depending on what kind of capital you have to work with, and what finance strategies you're utilizing, investing outside of Charlotte can be an easier/more cost effective way to get started. If you have any questions feel free to holler at me anytime. Best of Luck!

Tony