All Forum Posts by: Scott Freer
Scott Freer has started 16 posts and replied 46 times.
Post: Bucks County, PA investors

- Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
I know of and have wholesalers in Bucks. We can really help each other out if we all get together and move on this. Q3 is ticking down.
Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
Thanks for your input Rob. We will definitely take that under consideration.
Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

- Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.
Post: Bucks County, PA investors

- Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
James, Scott from Newtown. We should start our own meet up with lower/central Bucks investors. Contact me.
Post: I'm sick of gurus wasting my time and money!

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- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
I'm sickand tired. I need a partner.
I have been in the real estate investment biz for almost 4 years now, I'm a bit and hold commercial building kind of guy.
I want to get moving in other directions,and I have spent 1000s of hours with webinars,bought a ridiculous amount of courses now after 3 years I'm tired of spending money and time trying to diversify.
I have a partner from NYC and we are pretty knowledgeable but something always goes wrong, the realtor is napping if interested at all, we put in bids 5 mins too late, fusing is set till we pull the trigger. I'm really tired of all of my time and money going nowhere.
I honestly have the what, where down to a science. I'm looking for who and when.
I have spent money on going to reias but that's an upsell too.
Help!
Post: BPers in Philadelphia : Anyone know NRIA : National Realty Investment Advisors LLC - NY/NJ/ Philadelphia Area ?

- Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
@Larry Letizia I am attaching a link to a non biased appraisal of the company. It's a little dates but the information is the same.
I do not personally do business with NRIA because I do not fit their very small window of entrance. I do not have $300k in my pocket at any given time.
You can read this in 15 mins and have a good idea of what's going on with them. I hope it helps. I'm in Philly and if you have questions about this after being informed get back to me.
Post: Real estate professionals soup to nuts Philly

- Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
I want to thank everyone for the responses.
I finance deals with HM if I have to, PM as a preference. I also use transactional funds if I feel I can get a quick Flip.
My partner and I have a low six figure budget to work with so some (very few) we can do on our own.
As I said I have essentially fired everyone. Because I'm tired of using different people every time. As I said Realtor, title, legal, funding, inspectors, tradesmen. I want to get a rapport with people where I can just make a call and say "Joe I need xxx Main street inspected, can you get back to me with the report?"
I have a full time job I don't need another one. I can get you guys my email if you need it and we can hammer some things out.
Thanks again,
Scott Freer
Post: Real estate professionals soup to nuts Philly

- Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
Im looking at everything, but in the event I find a HUD deal I don't want to scramble for a HUD approved realtor.
Post: Real estate professionals soup to nuts Philly

- Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
Absolutely my friend, I will.
Post: Real estate professionals soup to nuts Philly

- Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 49
- Votes 11
I've been around BP for a while now and I have gained some real good insights. Now I need help. I am looking for the entire litany of R. E. Pros. I have been using this one for this that one for that, no rapport has been established. I even had to beg the last agent to put in a bid for me because he didn't like my low ball offer.
I am in search of a real investment savey agent who also can do HUD deals, that is paramount right now. I also need investor friendly title company, accountant, attorney and GC.
I have used all of the above but none of the people I have used got it. They are so wrapped up in conventional deals whenever I mentioned anything outside of their comfort zone it was difficult to handle them.
I am in this for the same reasons as you guys are, but I want to have fun and enjoy this. When you have to work harder than the people you hire to work for you it's exhausting. I don't want to do this anymore it feels like I'm doing everything and paying people to do what I tell them to do. I want them to understand my interests in this and do their job.
I live in Delaware County but my focus is in Philadelphia, specifically N.E. Philly.
Anyone who can recommend any of the above I will be grateful.