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All Forum Posts by: Brandon Holley

Brandon Holley has started 11 posts and replied 192 times.

Post: Fraud with our Birmingham turnkey property

Brandon HolleyPosted
  • Lenexa, KS
  • Posts 206
  • Votes 53

I'll echo the same statements posted by others. I'm so sorry for the experience, but thank you so much for sharing and exposing shady members of our trade!

Post: My First Wholesale Deal!

Brandon HolleyPosted
  • Lenexa, KS
  • Posts 206
  • Votes 53

@Aaron Dean Congratulations, you found a great deal there. I look forward to seeing your next one! 

Post: Rehabing contractor in Kansas City, MO area

Brandon HolleyPosted
  • Lenexa, KS
  • Posts 206
  • Votes 53

PM me I've got a contact for you. 

Post: Recommendations on Hard Money Lenders in Kansas City, MO?

Brandon HolleyPosted
  • Lenexa, KS
  • Posts 206
  • Votes 53

Scott Ficinus at investors choice funding would be a good point of contact. Pm me and I'll share his contact info.

Post: How much is a partnership agreement?

Brandon HolleyPosted
  • Lenexa, KS
  • Posts 206
  • Votes 53

There's a big difference between proofing/editing your agreement and creating one from scratch. You two should really put together a good framework of what your looking for ...

Roles, ownership, initial investments, dissolvement options, how you're planning on adding new partners, who makes decisions, etc etc

Post: How much is a partnership agreement?

Brandon HolleyPosted
  • Lenexa, KS
  • Posts 206
  • Votes 53

I paid $500 to setup my LLC and partnership agreement. We provided an excellent and very detailed skeleton though

@Ned Carey  I'm glad you found it helpful! 

@Chris Harpstrite please respond back and let us know what you find out 

@Teresa F. thanks for reminding people of that! Nothing's final until the Supreme Court says so

I wonder if an open job site qualifies for significant expectation of privacy, my guess is no

Post: Newbie from Riverside CA

Brandon HolleyPosted
  • Lenexa, KS
  • Posts 206
  • Votes 53

Welcome to BP, feel free to reach out when you land in KC. Until then jump in and bury yourself in the forums and podcasts, such a treasure trove of information! I hope BP is blessing for you and your family! 

Hey BP, 

Looking for advice on a deal that I want to buy. 1st the deal specifics then the issue. 

4/2 can be bought for 20k, needs 15k rehab, 2k in back taxes owed, ARV is a conservative 65k . Looking at the house as a long term buy and hold. It'll rent for $800 conservatively.

Now the issue, the seller bought it with a quit claim deed. They are very motivated sellers, so it's possible that I could actually buy the house for 15k. When i had my title co run the title there's an old lean from 99. It appears to be paid for but there's no documentation to prove it and the company that handled the loan is no longer in business. I understand the concept of hiring a lawyer and going through the quiet title process, a month or two and 2k-3k in fees. 

But how can I solve this title problem while keeping myself safe? I'm closing on a house next week, so my cash is tied up in DP and rehab on it. 

I've offered the seller a owner finance deal, where I'd put down 5k deposit and we'd do a 12 month lease to buy deal. During that time I could get the title issue cleared up, rehab done, and get a tenant in. But the seller balked and wanted 10k down...That's not an option or a deal (when I'm pretty sure offering them 15k would buy it outright).

I'm planning on meeting with a Hard Money lender tomorrow, but I'm not sure they'll play ball with a cloudy title. 

 I'd love your feedback and input. Thanks!