All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

This is a great story to hear. One of my excuses for not getting started in investing is that I have a full time job. After reading your story though I feel pretty motivated, although I'm looking to invest in rental property. Flipping seems too risky to me.

Oh. Hundreds *or thousands. Ha ha, that's a big difference.

Wow. Thanks Ed. I didn't realize it could cost that much. Gives me something to think about. No way I could afford hundreds of thousands.

Thank you for that detailed explanation.

Thanks for that response Larry. I feel the same way about it. I mean how many "exit strategies" could there be. Either sell, lease, or hold on to the property. What other options are there?

Could you elaborate a bit more? I don't quite know what you're saying.

Lacie Morris

*Necessary

Chapter eight of the UBG. Exit strategies. This is the big one. I want to make sure I have some very well defined exit strategies before getting into my first investment. This will be especially important if I decide to start flipping and use hard money. But I guess it's important for buy and hold properties as well. I was wondering what some of the exit strategies of some of the investors here on biggerpockets were. I would love to hear from house flippers as well as multi family property owners. Thanks ahead of time for any responses.

I just read chapter seven of the UBG. The part that stood out to me was the part about marketing funnels. What would a landlord's marketing funnel look like? What would the process be.