All Forum Posts by: Tristan White

https://youtu.be/XlvyswCJhP4?si=OGPUcavYynHw0vz4I too just started to look into section 8. From my research it looks like every city and state have differant ways of doing things just like every city has different amounts that they will pay. From my experience every tenent is 100% different. My first rental tentent (none section 8) from the start never paid their rent ontime...and after 4 months I ended up getting them evicted. Believe it or not they ended up paying the whole amount that they owed and I ended up letting them stay on a month to month lease for 4 more months after. Does that mean that I am going to have to do this with every renter? NOPE. So your gonna hear the good, the bad, and the ugly. 

Not every person on section 8 is a bad person. They may be a senior and cant afford to live without the help. Or they can be real POS's like this video shows... 

None the less be prepared for anything that can come your way. 

So to answer your question...your gonna hear more bad then good just like you hear more about horrible service in the food industry then good.

See ya soon!!

HEY BP!! Been doing mainly flips in the past and need to start getting better deals and eliminate the middle man...AKA the wholesalers!! Something that I haven't heard on any podcast and can't seem to find in the forums already (maybe Im just not as good at searching...IDK) is the best way you are all sending out mail? 

If I go buy stamps at the post office for a normal letter 100 cost me $55.

Does anyone have any tips for getting this cost lower?

I send out 1000 letters that's $550. There has got to be a way to do it less expensive.

Ive looked at bulk mail however I don't want to send to the whole zip code but rather directly to the properties that I am interested in across the whole city rather then just one zip code.

Thanks for the help!!

Tristan

Mindy!! Thank you so much!! You rock!

Hey everyone. So I've listened to every podcast and can't seem to remember which one has the information that I need. Ive searched but nothing has come up and Ive gone back and listened and listened with no luck and figured Id ask for some help.

There was a episode where the guy was BRRRRRing houses with no cash. If I remember correctly he was using delayed financing but he was padding the sales price on the front end at closing with his renovations which allowed him to finance all of his cash back out even under the delayed financing rule.

This episode had the guys stocked that no one had ever mentioned doing it before.

If anyone remembers the episode that would be awesome. I wanna say its been within the last 60 or so. THX.
 

Ryan, I use these guys. They are awesome and Ryan Stone is great with real estate professionals. He understands it all and is very reasonable on prices. http://www.chandleraccountant....

Ryan is this at Panera bread? Cause suite 100 is subway.