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All Forum Posts by: William Miller

William Miller has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

Quote from @Sarah Lundrigan:

I've been trying to get my money back since week 2 of joining.  All content is available online and is not worth 10K. Reach out for more info...I'd be happy to give more details. 


 Hey Sarah have a few questions for you about BNB Investor Academy. My wife and I have been seriously considering but want to  hear your experience since you were an actual member of the program. Thanks!

how is best for me to contact you?

Hi everyone! New investor here. I will be speaking with a wholesaler tomorrow about an off market deal for a duplex. I was just wondering what are some questions I may ask to make sure I’m not getting a bad deal. Based on all the numbers I’ve ran, it could be a great rental property. However it was built in 1904, and I do not know anything about the property other than the very cloudy photos I have seen. What are some things I should ask or have clarified for me? Inspection? Contingencies? 


Thank you in advance! 

I am in the beginning stages of investing, and I am needing some encouragement and advice. I have placed some offers for properties and none came to fruition, which is perfectly fine. However, I am now interested in other ways to acquire financing for acquiring properties outside the traditional 20% down. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Also, encouragement would be great!

I’m curious about this as well. I assume with rentals in other states that a property management company is a must? What are everyone’s thought about this?