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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Anthony

Ryan Anthony has started 3 posts and replied 8 times.

Post: Propstream vs Privy

Ryan AnthonyPosted
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Hi Ted, what did you end up going with? Been seeing a lot of videos on YouTube about privy. Seems extremely reliable and you have a 30 day trial period. Seems worth it to me. 


Quote from @Ted Davis:

Hi all, 

I’m looking at signing up with Propstream or Privy to help find and compare investment properties. Can anyone provide me with their recommendations on which tool is better?  

Thank you 


@Dan Travieso Thanks for the response. That helps a lot!

Hi All,

Was curious to know what successful tactics/script examples you have used to qualify a lead you have received from a direct mail campaign. For example, the initial follow-up or the initial answer. Thanks! Have a great day. 

Quote from @Brandon Onwuka:

Hi Ryan, what market are you in? I generally start with finding rental comps per unit in the subdivision, or at least within a mile. Although it may not be exactly a rental that is a Quadplex, I still take the rental comps as long as it is similar in Square Footage +/- 200SQFT and it is at the very least residential. As far as the overall pick-up price, that would be tough to say if it's the only quadplex in the entire town. I am curious to hear other opinions regarding this. Regardless, I would most likely figure out my cash flow and adjust in price accordingly.

Hi Brandon, thanks! I'm in the Jacksonville/Wilmington NC market. I'm interested in determining comps/ARV value for a quadplex when their hasn't been any local that have sold in quite some time.

Hi All,

Looking for some tips and tricks to find multi-family comps? I’ve been looking at a quadplex in my local market and I haven’t been able to find any recently sold quadplexes. I was curious to here how you guys navigate through this. Thanks ahead of time!

Ryan

Thanks Chris, makes sense. Appreciate the response!

Thats what I was leaning towards. To my understanding closing costs for typical banks is anywhere from 2-5%. By chance, what are the typical closing cost percentages for hard money lenders?

Currently a new real estate investor looking to source my financing. I'm for advice and recommendations for my current lending situation. I'm looking to buy a STR in MD, and i've run into a bump in a road for my financing. I received a gift for the downpayment and closing costs however my lender has stated that gifts are not acceptable forms for the downpayment etc. He suggested that I wait (2) months for the money to season in my account prior to moving forward. Has anyone else encountered this problem and what was the workaround they utilized?

Thanks in advance