All Forum Posts by: Shawn Munoz

 ohhh okay. sorry lol. thats very smart. Thank you

 I was thinking i will save up the down payment. It seems like a good idea to get a credit card to fund the rehab. I just don't know how much i will  be approved for. Thanks for the advice. 

 yes, i got a great deal on my house. Also, thank you for the advice. I have been reading but you are right. I want to know how to find deals that are worth flipping. My home was listed for 89,900. We got it for 72,500. I am updating the kitchen and other little things but it'll be worth way more when i am done. The only hard part will be convincing my lady to sell quickly since she wants to stay there long term. Thats why I'm looking to invest else where. You know?

I am reading up on wholesaling and i feel as though It is something i have to study much more before i try and apply it and make my first whole sale deal. I think that i will be better off fixing a house and selling it. I am currently moving into my first home but looking for property to invest in. What are some ways to fund a flip? also ways around paying 20% down if i plan on flipping the house. I will only have to pay for material costs and very little labor since i have a team of great people willing to help with the rehab. What do you guys suggest? 

 Hey i just spoke to some one from freedom mentor and they only asked me for 1,000 down. I think they change the amount depending on income. That isn't assuring. I am still considering this because they do offer a money back guarantee 

@Brian Zabowski great idea. I always considered investing in a multi family. If you aren't planning to live in it and it is strictly for renting out you have to put 20% down am i right? This was my problem because i am currently moving into my first home. Thanks for your advice man. It really got me thinking

@Jeff Robert Thanks man. I will definitely sit down and check out the podcasts. 

I dont understand something. If some one wants to quickly get started in real estate and you have to have 20% down payment to acquire an investment property, How do people go about doing this? is it only possible to begin REI if you have money already? If not, what are some other strategies to get started with rentals or even flips.

Thank you for your time!

Hey, I am currently about to move into my first home. I recently got into a job that i don't like but i have to keep it to pay for the house. I have always considered investing in real estate but never committed because of the risk. I read and watch a lot of videos but I still don't know the best approach. I want to do this full time and I se offers about "financial freedom". I don't know where to start. I am hoping to network and learn from everyone. Any advice or comments is appreciated. Thank you!