All Forum Posts by: Ryne Pope

@Tony Wooldridge haha thanks for reaching out Tony, and nice meeting you. I see you guys like to have fun here. All love!

@Connie Bhimireddy Thanks for the great advice. Lots of information. I am getting a ton help from a lot of people on the forum already. Being that I know few people in real estate now this is a big help. I've received a lot of suggestions on house hacking a small multifamily and if i wasn't in love with the idea now you guys have helped hammer home the benefits. That is definitely at the top of my list of priorities when my current lease comes to an end. 

I appreciate you breaking down all the pros and cons of different areas of real estate investing. I think your breakdown on becoming a full time agent is very eye opening. I'm definitely going to seek out some local agents to better understand what all goes into the day to day grind of that field. I'd love to use you as a resource in the future. As I continue to learn about the business. Pleasure making your acquaintance.

@Ken Breeze Nice to meet you Ken, and thanks for the great advice. I've been catching up on all the great content at BP and I'm devoting time everyday to learning and meeting up with people. 

@Fradel SchaechterHi Fradel. Thanks for reaching out. Yes I fell in love with the podcast well before joining the site. I have listened to so many, most of the time while i'm at work dreaming about real estate. They are very helpful and give a great perspective on the many ways to invest. Huge fan

@Jerryll Noorden is the man lol. I've seen pretty heavy back and forths on this site about the legality and ethics of wholesaling. I'm interested in getting my license eventually, but I'm very interested in learning about ethical wholesaling as a way to make fund my buy and hold investment down the line and build capital. Just a thought. Thanks for the comment @Linda Moore

@Jorge Rios thanks for reaching out Jorge and nice to meet you! House hacking is definitely a strategy I will use as soon a my current lease is up. I'm single with no kids, so I have no problem fixing up a small multifamily and putting some sweat equity into my first investment property. I've been swayed to this method by all the great tips from this site as well as @Scott Trench book Set For Life. I feel like this is a great way to start my investing journey. Any tips on working with real estate agents, or on how to find a great deal on a small multifamily property? I've heard it is easier for first time home buyers to get loans for these types of properties. Also since you are local do you have a good bank or banker i could network with to learn more about the FHA loans? I'd love to find a great project and rehab the property to build a great equity position on the house. Again thanks for reaching out Jorge. Everyone on the site has been very friendly and helpful thus far.

- Ryne 

@Amber Brown Hi Amber. Appreciate you for reaching out. I am currently looking to attend a local real estate meetup here soon in my area as well. Do you have any tips for a newbie for networking with local real estate investors. Have you made any strides or strong connections that have helped you since you have started?

@Aziz Raji Thanks for the support Aziz. Appreciate the love from the community.

@Jerryll Noorden craziest intro ever haha! Whats up man. Nice to meet you. thanks for the love. 

@James Wise

@James Wise thanks James for the sound advice. I am in the corporate grind right now but I'm willing to learn, and take a leap of faith and bank on my skill to hustle in real estate. Getting licensed has crossed my mind multiple times, and I'm seriously giving it thought after all the good advice I'm hearing from the people here on BP.