All Forum Posts by: Valerie Stafford

Are there any pay as you learn real estate investing coach in Atlanta, Ga who are not extravagant in price that I may connect with? I have been learning the real estate investing business since year end 2016.  I took break for several months because of illness and return Spring 2018.  I closed a deal 4 months ago found by $D4D on an out of state landlord. I have not been able to close another deal since. I could really use a coach that will allow a pay as you learn concept in order to gain valuable experience utilizing multiple exit strategies. Any help in this area is appreciated.

I am getting back in to REI after a long break and looking for mentor ship or anyone willing to offer their assistance to prevent losing on potential deals due to inexperience. How do you wholesale a property that doesn't need repairs? Once the ARV has been determined, how do you make an offer on a FSBO property where the owner has made upgrades based on an inspection report?

Thanks.

@Arthur Fuller II

Very good advice. I have attended a couple of REIA meetings trying to feel comfortable and gain confidence in the real estate networking atmosphere. Thank you for pointing out learning the market and how to analyze deals. I am going to following your suggestions,

Thanks.

Hi,

I need help. Does anyone advice on finding a mentor in the Atlanta area willing to guide me in wholesaling? It would be awesome to land my first deal this month with the guidance of someone who can steer me away from unnecessary pitfalls. 

Thanks. 

@Account Closed

Thank you for this knowledge. As a novice in this business, every piece of wisdom and feedback is useful. 

Thank you.

Hello,

Does anyone have tips on how to send an email expressing an interest in buying a house? I am learning the real estate investing business and have not placed any deals under contract yet, but a seller representative asked me to send an email about my interest in a property. It's a FSBO the owner is an elderly man with someone else (not a realtor) representing him to sell. I want simplicity but get the point across.

Thanks.

@Patrisha Leybovich

I welcome all good suggestions that will increase knowledge and education in becoming a better real estate investor. A real estate attorney is a valuable asset and not to be overlooked when needed.  At this stage of learning, I am not ready to hire a real estate attorney. 

@Scott McLeod Thank you.  Your response is very encouraging and lets me know that I am moving in the right direction. I am definitely interested in working with a licensed REA and will reach out to you. 

Thanks.

@Ellis San Jose. Thank you for the suggestion. I didn't think about using my local law library. Good suggestion.