All Forum Posts by: Anthony Sulecki

Ill drink to that. :beer:

I just got office 2007 enterprise edition, photoshop CS2, and documents to go for my palm tungsten t5. I heart azureus (and isohunt).

What are you looking for? You can get books and guru stuff all day long....did you have specific wants? mail me.

You could save even more by getting them through torrents......but thats another story.....

Good point RP. Im working on my first sub2 deal now, and the way my contract is written, "consideration" is satisfied by the signing of the page by two competent individuals, so no money will exchange hands at all. A title check is all I plan on paying for myself.

You could try lease optioning nice homes, or wholesaling junkers, if you werent ready for rehabs.

Im glad I dont drink coffee. Even if I did, I wouldnt buy it at starbucks.

Mocha latte frappachino with just a hint of uber pretentiousness..........

I recently sold off 6 websites that I built, and am part owner of a lawncare business. So for now, I cut grass. :D

It sounds a little like my area. Not many investors here either. Just alot of farmland, with small towns scattered in between.

Ive been reading up on lease options lately. Maybe you could look into that.

You could focus on graduates who are looking to stay in the area, pick yourself up a home, and lease option it out to one of them. The ad almost writes itself. That could be a little niche for you. You could be the guy who gets that new grad (with no credit, or bad credit maybe) into a home that they can eventually own. I dont think that they would be able to get a conventional loan, because of their student loans, so you could use that to your advantage. Also, you know they will be getting (or already have) a decent job, being they recently graduated.

From rookie to rookie, dont be too hard on yourself. Just read everything you can about investing, so you can work from alot of different angles.

To the people I sent the books to, you're welcome..

Yes, absolutely. Im glad to see someone here is positive about L/O's. If you cover yourself, choose a qualified tenant, and be fair all around, everything should work out ok. If there are any objections at the end of the deal, youve probably made enough cash to push some of it around to make everyone happy, without ever having to end up in court, etc. Though I hear lawsuits are rare. (Again, if you do it right.)

Imentor, do you give tenants rental credit?