All Forum Posts by: Travis Toler

@Jared Page would love to work with you. Let me know when you get your first wholesale deal. I'm currently building my first home and still searching for property. 

Ok! Thank you Nicholas.

I am currently looking into a property that is a little above market value for the home. However with it comes 2.5 acres and about 2 acres uncleared land. The home itself I could rent out while getting land cleared. I looked into the county zoning codes and found that I could subdivide it and potentially build 4 homes on the remaining acreage. I'm just trying to get a better understanding of what this entails. I also found out through the county that within the next 5 years they will be changing the zoning laws for the area to multi-family. So could potentially be blue to build duplexes as well. Any advice on how to calculate costs or estimate what this could cost?

Windermere is a top performer along with John L. Scott. They both put their brokers through the most extensive training programs. Listing wise I know Sotheby's sells more luxury real estate.

I have found a company out of Wenatchee. C & C investments. They charge a 4 % fee and 9% interest.

@Rachel Luoto I have been a few times. I'm trying to get back into it. I have commute to Seattle and work a 10 hour day. Finishing building a home which is taking a ton of time. But I will try to get back to it!

@Andrew Johnson thanks for all your advice! I will look into going for a stronger offer with a less cash on cash. I do just need a start to my portfolio. 

@Jarvis Smith thanks for the advice. If you know any good wholesalers could you send me their way? 

@Andrew Johnson it depends on the property. A 4-plex I lost out by 20 k. On the other hand smaller homes in Bremerton WA, I have lost out only by 5 or 6. where I am looking for 12% or high cash on cash returns. What these properties are going for average between 5 to 9 and just are not what I want. 

@Account Closed thanks for the advice! I have however been doing all cash offers. I have a Investor. Every great deal however ends up going for market value or higher, and there is just no money in it.