All Forum Posts by: Tony Savage

Education, education and more education! Lean on your local Real Estate Board and take advantage of all the classes that they have to offer. This is particularly critical if you're a new agent.  I've been in the business for many many years and I still schedule classes through my local board as well as with my state board association. You're broker should provide training as well.

Hey Zeke and Remington,

The flip is in the Berwick neighborhood.

My partner and I just purchased (two days ago) a flip in Columbus.  We took a trip to Columbus in September of last year and there is definitely better opportunities there than where I live in California.  I would love to visit Cleveland on our next trip to Ohio!

I suggest that you fire him James.  He's not worth your time or your trust!

Your agent is very unethical, you should report him to his local Realtor Association!  Agents should always put their clients interest first, above and beyond their own interest. He could of at least partnered with you on the deal! Totally unacceptable!

I was in Columbus with my partner in September of 20. He bought a flip and I went to check it out. There are a lot of opportunities in Ohio. I will partner with him on the next one in Columbus!

I agree, if you feel you need to have the tenant call the co-signer and ask for their help with the rent. If they choose not to call the co-signer in say 3 to four days time, then you call them

Yes I am Gaby.

I'm heading out to Columbus on 9/15.  Let me know if you would like to meet and we can discuss your problem.

There is not enough inventory and the margins are just too thin in SD for my partners and I to invest.  I'm getting on a plane next week to Ohio to purchase a flip.