All Forum Posts by: Scott Pirrie

I recommend staying away from 55+ parks because, you eliminate about 75% of the potential renters or buyers right off the bat. When going to the all ages park and talking to the managers just tell them what you are looking to do they may be able to help as getting a unit fixed and rented or purchased brings in more income to the park. If the manager is no help you could also try getting the park owners contact info.

Mark that's the problem I am running into people expecting to get paid like 2k for 2 days worth of work max and that's the lower end of the quotes I've gotten.

Anyone?

Hi everyone I am looking for referrals to window installers looking to get all the windows replaced on a rental property in Phoenix. Send me over info for people you like and as it is a rental I am looking for a good deal too.

Thanks!

Awesome I am in the process of going through old leads right now and reaching out to them again. Haven't got anything closed just yet but, some good starting coversations with a couple people! Just gotta keep trying!

Bill they are a hard money lender that works at the auctions every week in Seattle and Bellevue not sure about down south. They will do the due diligence e.i. title reports, comps, and estimated repair for properties and bid on them for you for a fee of course then offer to lend at hard money rates which vary depending on length of loan. They are legit as far as a company but, I would not trust their due diligence do your own drive the properties and comp them yourself.

@Mike I would recommend going to check out a REAPS meeting, they are the last Thursday of each month. There are many active investors to network with who attend, networking has really helped me grow in my business in the few short years I have been investing.

@brandon let me know about the meeting I would be interested in meeting with folks that are on BP in the area, even though I currently know several.

Jake Cardillo I'm not sure if this is what your after based your post but, I would get in touch with the local Hard Money Lenders and find out how they run there business. But, this depends on what type of lending you are thinking of doing.

Ryan having started and gone the route you are going with smaller out of state multi-families. I would recommend against buying anything smaller than 20 units out of state. What I have found works best is either SF or 20 units and above because of management and turn over.

REAPS is a great group to network with there are many active investors there.

Good luck!

I just want to find out if anyone will be around this weekend and would like to meet for coffee or lunch to discuss deals/strategies, etc?

I will be in Dallas this weekend checking out my first rehab down there (I'm in Seattle doing rehabs too) and another house for a fellow investor who lives up here.

You can email me at [removed] or call/text [removed]