All Forum Posts by: Cindy Bowman

Hubby is a licensed GC highly experienced with working with local investors. PM me for his contact info. 

I work on a great real estate team that has lots of experience with investors. Depending on location I may be able to help with property management referrals as well. My husband is also a licensed GC who works primarily for investors doing fix and flips as well as getting properties ready for rental. Message me if you would like to connect. 

Ok say now this has been published, time to find the new zips. What zips are you having success in?

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2017/12...

My husband is a licensed GC who does a lot of work for investors and real estate agents. Inbox me and I will share his info with you.

Hubby is a GC who works with a lot of realtors and investors. Inbox me and I can send you his contact info.

I work for the top producing team in the Keller Williams Charlotte University office. I can attest to the value of the team approach and certainly appreciate your wanting to focus on sellers rather than buyers. We have a dedicated listing specialist and several dedicated buyer's specialists on our team. Since you are a real estate newbie, I strongly recommend working for a firm with excellent training and support (KW has some of the best training available in the field). Study the teams that are high producing and try to learn their best practices. KW culture promotes sharing information. I agree with others that recommend you interview with several larger firms. You will most likely get a vibe for whether it is a good fit or not. PM me if you would like to discuss KW and teams further.

Good article on the Charlotte neighborhood values. I am sure the most experienced of you are already tuned into these just thought I'd share.

10 Charlotte Neighborhoods with Rising Values

And Charlotte hits another list. I am sure I am not alone in finding this is bad news for local investors. Being on this list will make finding deals even harder than it already is. http://www3.forbes.com/business/where-to-invest-in-housing-in-2017/

@Francis I. I can connect you with a couple of mortgage brokers but a buy and hold would most likely require a cash purchase or standard financing. If your credit is tied up in a mortgage that won't give you much freedom to take advantage of a buy if something good comes up. Hard money won't work for a buy and hold. I'm definitely not a financing expert. There are a lot of people on BP that are. 

I agree with @Chris Martin my team has at least 4 buyers for every seller. Properties suitable for flipping are going for way more than my husband and I have felt comfortable with. Not enough margin. The big players in town are willing to take more risk. Finding off market properties are the way to find the best deals. If you are interested in buy and holds then you are in a better position.