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Britt M. Determining MAO on $389K list price
17 January 2014 | 2 replies
What would it cost to build two new houses (homes are for owners, strike that word from your vocabulary)?
Jim Bentley Refundable vs. Non-refundable pet deposits
30 July 2014 | 5 replies
Change your vocabulary.
Dane Osa Hoa trying to foreclose
9 September 2014 | 2 replies
Please understand that where I from HOA is not really part of our real estate vocabulary.  
Account Closed Mortgages: personal v invested homes. When to pay them off?
9 March 2017 | 9 replies
I am fairly new to this and have a question on the vocabulary
Christopher K. Anderson Jr. Mentorship in Wholesaling
23 March 2017 | 3 replies
What kind of vocabulary is mandatory to operate as a trustworthy/credible wholesaler ?
Account Closed Will I be able to do a double closing with a retail buyer?
25 January 2017 | 2 replies
Hi Account Closed,It's possible and I've done it (not going to be a literal double close btw), but your retail buyer isn't going to be able to find the lender, and unless you find a BP member lender doing business in Illinois, you've got to explain it to the lender using very small words and no BPisms (ARV, BRRRR, wholesale, wholetail, transactional funding, etc... not allowed to use any of these terms, as none of those are in our day-to-date traditional lender vocabulary or covered in any of our formal licensing training/education). 
Carlos Mezquita New member - Columbus, Ohio
28 January 2017 | 10 replies
I´m 25 years old, originally from Mexico City, but living in Columbus Ohio since 2016 due to a job relocation.I have a bachelor's degree in systems engineering and a MBA.Currently working a full time job on a supply chain company in Columbus, Ohio.Actively looking to learn and start investing on Real Estate in order to get an early retirement (stop working for a company and spend my time and money on my own business).I have very basic real estate experience at the moment.I guess as many of you I started a couple of years ago with "Rich dad poor dad" and from there I have been trying to run out from the rat race.On November 2016 I attended one of this guru weekend workshops and taking out the fact that they try to sell you a "magic formula" to get rich with just little effort and paying them 50K, I think it was a good introduction to what real estate investing is, get to know some vocabulary and a better idea of how the business works.After attending to the workshop I decided to research a little bit more about RE and I found this awesome site called BiggerPockets, in which I have found a lot of interesting forums, webinars and podcasts.My real estate goals at the moment look like these...2017 - Learn as much as possible about real estate market on my area, raising money and exit strategies.2018 - Have a detalied real state business plan and do my first investment.2019 and beyond - Spend a big amount of time and money working to get a monthly income of 5K on real estate investments.I´m currently looking for a mentor to guide my real estate experience on the greater Columbus area.My main interest at the moment is the buy and hold strategy, so most likely I would like to connect with people already making some money of rental properties, but I´m always open to learn different strategies.In reward, my mentor will get my commitment of about 10 to 15 hours a week of hard work on helping get and analyze deals by performing some time consuming tasks that could be delegated to me so I can learn about the business while I help someone else grow your business.
Josh Malenfant Finding serious investors
12 February 2017 | 1 reply
You form relationships with experienced people by learning your niche, your market, and mastering the vocabulary related to your investments of choice.
Chris Marvel Where to Start.
13 May 2015 | 7 replies
Your education needs to include (this is not a complete list):1) Learning the general vocabulary of real estate2) Learning the different types of real estate investing3) Learning the rules/laws of real estate4) "Paper-trading" deals (analyse deals that other people have done to see how it works....
Brian Grant Cant get numbers to work, need advise please.
3 April 2017 | 6 replies
The numbers don't lie...so don't argue with them.The most expensive word in anyone's vocabulary, but is deadly in a REI vocabulary, is "rationalization".The numbers are telling this is is a bad deal...listen, and don't argue.