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All Forum Posts by: Reggie Withers

Reggie Withers has started 7 posts and replied 15 times.

Post: Deceased Husband on title, not wife

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4
Thank you Ryan! I also have contacted an attorney who suggested as much. Thank you for taking the time to answer.

Originally posted by @Ryan Seib:

Every state is different on the fine points of property title laws. But generally they handle it similarly. If that is a community property state, or marital property state, then the property owned by husband is martial property. She would just sign an affidavit of his death and send that to the register of deeds to change the title to her name. If not a marital property state, she is almost certainly first in line to inherit the house. She might have to have the probate court transfer title to her name. It would possibly depend if he had a will/estate plan too. Bottom line is in most cases it should be a fairly easy fix in theory. The details will likely have to be handled by an attorney or at least a title company.

Post: Deceased Husband on title, not wife

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4

Good evening everyone!

I have a distressed house in Montgomery, Alabama I am working to put under contract. The homeowner is a lovely lady whose husband passed away. She has since his passing obtained another loan on the property that she paid off. The issue arose when buying herself a townhome when she found out she was not on the title of her original home. She contacted probate who stated it should be a "quick fix" but obviously she never fixed it lol. 


Facts: Husband passed years ago and she continued to reside in the property, she has had other loans approved on the home in her name, no one else has a claim to the home, she pays the taxes which are also in her name I believe.


Any information you can share would be helpful.

Post: Rental Analysis for area code 35125

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4

Congratulations Manas! I know the first and hardest step is taking that leap. I would highly suggest if you intend to have a property manager to reach out to various ones to build a relationship and to get their rental comps. 

Post: How to start out of state direct marketing campaign?

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4
Thank you for the advice. I am not at the level to do 5 a month but if I had 5 potential deals taking the best two and wholesaling the other 3. I am trying to overcome the obstacle of closing the deal from out of state. Capital is not a issue in regards to starting but I do not want to half-*** it in regards to closing. 

Originally posted by @Jonathan Greene:

DM me any questions about REI Vault. You probably don't need it at your scale, but it will get calls depending on which postcards you use. They don't use Podio anymore BTW, they bought InvestorPO so that is the CRM that comes with it. How many deals are you looking to do? If it's not like 5/month you don't have to go crazy on marketing to be successful. Seems like you already have a nice system, just upgrade it to get more lead flow in. Mail around the ones you flipped telling owners you did this here at this price for a seller, interested in selling quick and letting me fix it up? That type of thing.

Post: How to start out of state direct marketing campaign?

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4
Trying to juggle working full time in the ER it will not be conducive for me to write but I am interested to hear what systems you used. I am in LA as well and your scale is grander than mine. The area I envision being difficult is not being able to meet the leads in person. I know I will need boots on the ground to take pictures and deal with small ins and outs. Thinking of partnering with my RE agent in aiding me with this. Any thoughts? 

Originally posted by @Jonathan Barr:

Have you thought of just doing a massive mail campaign.   I used to do about 10,000 letters a month LA with some pretty good success.   I mean Birmingham is a lot smaller so you can do way less.  There is a large expense but usually with one deal it'll more then pay for any of that marketing expense.   One pro tip is handwrite the name addresses on envelope or use script that looks as close handwritten as possible. Maybe can have someone on the ground that can meet with sellers on your behalf as well.   Then you can say you have a local presence. That's my two cents.

Post: How to start out of state direct marketing campaign?

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4

I am a ER nurse here in Los Angeles that started flipping in Birmingham this year with some success. I am currently 80% done with my second flip but want to scale and start generating my own leads. I am currently receiving leads from Facebook, RE agents, and wholesalers.

I’ve started looking into REIvault (not for newbies I hear), wholesaling inc., as well as beginning to learn Podio.

Any suggestions on which direction to go?

Post: SLC and Ogden Rental Health

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4

@Kyla Clayton thats great! Are you driving for dollars to wholesale or to buy for yourself?

Post: SLC and Ogden Rental Health

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4

@Stefanie Jensen yes trusting my contractor(s), property manager has been difficult while investing in Birmingham but living in LA for sure. 

I love the idea of MFR, actually I owner occupy one here in LA. What are the prices of duplex you target and what are you trying to profit on per door? $100 to $200? I would imagine managing them yourself helps tremendously.

Do you work with long distance investors yourself?

Post: SLC and Ogden Rental Health

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4

@William Hochstedler I am running into that in a lot of markets. Bigger players having systems in place that allow them to take calculated risk in buying homes and work on thinner margins. I generally want to buy off-market deals in distress but would need to build a system to generate leads or work with wholesalers. 

Post: SLC and Ogden Rental Health

Reggie WithersPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 16
  • Votes 4

Hey BiggerPocketers!

I am an ER nurse here in Los Angeles that is scaling into Birmingham, AL and eventually Frankfort, KY. 

How is the market of SLC and Ogden in regards of cashflow/profit for rentals or potential flips? My family is from Ogden, my grandmother lives in Roy, with myself going to school in Roy for a brief time (Go RAZORBACKS!). I would love to scale into the market and have an excuse to visit my grandmother more often. What are your thoughts? Is the market now overpriced with deals far and in between that do not make sense with the barrier of entry to high?

I am looking for SFR and MFR in distress that I can add value to through rehab with acquisition and rehab cost 30% below ARV.

Can this be done in Ogden and SLC?

I would love your input and hope you and your families are safe and well.