All Forum Posts by: Sean Delisle

Hi Dominic,

Congrats on taking the steps to start your investing journey.  House hacking is a great start since you're paying rent already.  

I wouldn't assume you are not financeable without speaking with a lender first.  Speaking with a lender is a good plan, they can help you plan for the future.  Best of luck!

Sean

Hey Meghan,

Welcome to the community!  I'm in Nh, feel free to reach out to connect.  Have a great day.

Sean

Welcome to the group!!

Great!

Hi Michael,

I’ve sold a few properties in that area recently and I’m working with a few buyers up there currently (not for a lake home). I think it’s more important to work with an agent that understands how to get offers accepted in the current market and is actually selling homes.  I’m happy to jump on a call to discuss your goals and see if we’re a good fit.  Have a great day

Hey Jake,

You're definitely heading in the right direction! Good job at 25 already thinking about your wealth building journey!  Finding an investor friendly realtor that will educate you on the entire buying process is what you need.  Make sure you qualify them during the interview process.  This market is tricky, so having an agent that is active and understands this market is super important.  Make sure you ask how many homes they've sold the past year and if they are an investor as well. Good luck!

Hey Matt,

I wish I thought about investing in Real Estate when I was your age!  Way to go.  The market has definitely been odd, but there are deals out there for sure.  It just takes a lot of sifting.  You're on the right track with this community and listening to the podcasts.  If there's anything I can do to help feel free to let me know.  Good luck!!

Hi Andrew,

Can you share a little more about the company you partnered with?  I'm about to launch a MTR in York, Me that has taken a little longer than expected to rehab.  I'd love to learn a little more.  Thanks!!

Hey John,

If you have enough opportunities to refer buy and sell leads to other agents, why wouldn't you?  I would just recommend you find top agents in the areas you serve or plan to refer.  I'm always transparent with the buyer/seller that I will receive a referral fee, but I'm taking the guess work out of finding a top agent.  

I'd say the only downside would be continuing education classes required to be active or inactive the referral network.   

I think it's a great opportunity for you.  Good luck!!

REO & Foreclosures were great when there was a huge supply of them. It feels like buyers are paying "Retail" for them currently. It's definitely better now than in the past in regards to accessing the property. In the past, you bid and typically didn't get to preview the home until you owned it. Just stay open minded to all purchases that match your buying criteria, I'm not convinced buying REO or Auction properties now are a "Deal". Good luck with your search!!