All Forum Posts by: William Higgins

Talk to an architect. You're going to be spend a lot of money, don't base your decision on what you find on a forum. If the information you're given on BP isn't correct you will have no recourse

Hi Tracy Welcome to bigger pockets. Please let me know if you need any help with the process of selling your parents home. It can be very difficult but I am very well versed in the selling of an estate. Please direct message me for more information and good luck to you in your future investments! -Bill

This home currently has city fines and violations so the owner is only entertaining all cash offers. This is a 20X55 two family home on an irregular 20X66. According to the owner, both units are rented for $2,300 and the building is at full occupancy. Both units are month to month with no signed lease and willing to stay. Nassau Ave G train station 0.07 miles. Approximately a 15 minute walk and the Graham Ave L train station 0.06 miles. Approximately a 12 minute walk. Please submit offers with proof of funds, this one will not last!

It depends how you go into the deal. If you approach the seller as a real estate agent then your fiduciary responsibility is to the seller. If you (as a real estate agent) and the seller agree to a number and all of the money over that price you get to keep it would be considered a net listing and those are illegal. The reason behind this is you are licensed by the state and in order for the public to have continued trust and confidence in licensees they mandate agents present an agency disclosure upon "first substantial contact with potential client". Hope this helps

It really depends on your price range, there are still deals out there! How much do you have to invest?

Which neighborhoods are you interested in and what is your price range?

• Two Family
• Delivered vacant
• Finished basement
• Maintained yard with pavers.
• Property will be delivered vacant
• Roof two years old
• Estimated rents $2,500-$3,000 depending on finishes 

Call/Email Bill Higgins for more information. [email protected]

What is the asking price?

Hey Cal, I too am interested in learning more about investing in Philly. Have you spoke to any property management companies yet?

What are you asking?