All Forum Posts by: Stuart Edwards

Thank you guy, I have look through the state prison and found him and he does not have a power of attorney. I am also meeting with my real estate attorney to see what he advises and and documents he could write up. On top of this I found it is scheduled for the tax sale in June so now I got a time crunch.

I found an abandoned property but the own is in jail and I don't know which jail or how to locate him. I was planning on going to sheriff's office to see they seized it and buy it from them. It also has a large amount of back taxes but I can't find out if it will be foreclosed on in the next tax sale. What should I do first.

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Hey Guys and Gals. For quick introductions I'm Stuart, I am a Product Engineer at Quext. My LLC owns a couple rental houses and I am planning in the next upcoming year to get into a small apartment complex and continue to work myself up the chain.

What is Quext you might ask. Quext is a game-changing technology and software company that makes smarter decisions brilliantly simple. Created by industry experts, Quext reimagined apartment technology with products that work seamlessly together delivering the easiest-to-learn, most intuitive, all-in-one, cloud-based apartment community nerve center ever offered. Core platform innovations include internet of things, digital human customer support, broadband internet, and fintech solutions. Quext is a people-centric firm backed by Madera Residential, an industry leader in multifamily housing investment and property management. Headquartered in Lubbock, TX, the company was recognized as a winner of the FierceWireless IoT Challenge 2020.

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@Wayne Brooks thank you so if they could they would price the first as high as possible

How can I turn a second lien into a win??

I know that the purchase of a second lien is not the best thing to do but this property has potential. Should I try to find the owner of the first lien. I don’t want to do nothing on it but at the same time I don’t want it to disappear or be foreclosed again the moment I buy it.

What’s y’all’s thought on this matter.

@Tyler Bains. I would actually like to meet more with more people interested in rentals or anything.

Hi I'm StuArt Edwards and I'm new to the game of investing in real estate.

Where should I invest? I've looked for and made offers in my area but I'm always being bought out by someone else or just don't have the cash to fix up the properties that I find. So I'm not sure if I should look else where or just put my nose to the stone and keep grinding?

When would you say is the best time to start? I'm still in college but I don't want to caught in the rat race that all my friends are so excited to start. On top of all that we're about to be shut down again, so I know that's not good for anyone.

How do I find a partner and what should I look for and or questions to ask? I heard on one of the podcasts that there are different type of partners not just for flipping?

Thank you

StuArt

Hey guys and gals I'm new to this whole investing side of the world. I'm in Lubbock TX trying to get started what do y'all think I should do?? I have had seen  some properties but their out of my comfortable price range how do I change that?