All Forum Posts by: Shanelle Harris

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 Thanks for replying. All this information is very informative.  

Thanks for responding. Yes it may require new carpet or paint and things of that matter. No plumbing, electrical or mechanical issues. Do you know what a good website to look up that kind of information?

Thanks for responding. Yes that is a option.

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I am new to real estate so I don't know how to go about purchasing a house without any cash. I have a friend that inherited a house after her father died. He has been deceased for over a year now. She applied for a loan to pay if off  but got denied.  Her father owes 38,000 to the bank and the city and county taxes are behind $988.75. She and her other sibling are at the point where they want to just let it go. The value of the house is $74,000 and . There are no major issues with the house. I would like to purchase the house but I don't have that amount of cash what should be the first step that I would need to take in order to own this house and flip it?

Thank you for replying. The investor would fund all. Yes it would be wholesaling. 

I would like to know if you have a potential investor that is a contractor. That is interested in investing in properties to flip. The contractor does not know how to find houses to invest in but I know how to find the houses and I would do all the research on the investment property and present the investment to the investor. My only thing is I don't know what percentage I should get out the deal?