All Forum Posts by: Tristan Gardner

10000000000% for sure.

I planned to grow my portfolio with the BRRR strategy but quickly realized I wouldn't grow quickly enough. Once I learned subto, my mindset completely change and the world was my oyster.

I bought my first property keeping an 83k loan in place, and only bringing 30k to close. The arv was 220k! This was a huge same when it came to find a PML as the lionshare of the financing was already there.

Pace is also the biggest Go-giver I've ever met. He already provides tremendous value inside of the Subto program, but the bonuses are non-stop. There's more bonus content than included... and it just keeps coming

I've also been tossing this idea around here in Ohio. Have you done much research on zoning? 

1. Not thinking big enough 

2. Unclear exit

3. Scarcity mindset

4. Doing it all alone

I know some property management apps like Appfolio manage the marketing element for you. I've also had good luck with my friends resharing social posts

 I love this thought. I think it will also push you into looking for bigger deals as you'll have to split profits; ultimately the goal anyways 

Google drive. It also may be a good idea for the tenant to initial the move in photos and scan them back in to prove any move out correction charges 

I agree with @Mollie Hess. 50/50 is fair if you're both bringing different roles and skills to the table that you both value equally in the partnership. 

I've put down the black tarping material you place under roods as an underlay before. It doesn't deaden the noise, but it removed the noise of the planks hitting the subfloor without making the floor feel squishy 

It looks like it will cashflow a bit to me. I see this more as a long play rather than a BRRRR property for at least 3-5 years with what you've presented. There's not a ton of equity left over to execute a refiance or heloc right away

Goodness.. I see why some many people choose other markets outside of CA.