As an agent and real estate investor, I’m surprised that more people haven’t been talking about this.

Hi,Sourcing my creative finance people for some advice here for a begginer real estate investor.

I am 19 years old and I’m about to buy my first rental. Looking for tips and help to add another property!

We chose pediment as a color, because it blends with browns well enough and also fits the neutral pallet for more modern styling as well.Cabinet paint is a can of worms I’ve lost roughly $8,000 this year alone, but this is off topic.This is our set up for all clients, investors or home/business owners alike:-Ceiling is flat, extra white PROMAR 200-Walls are eggshell, in client choice color PROMAR 200- Trim/doors/cabinets are semi-gloss, client color choice (go to is extra white) in the Emerald product line.

I have not found one opportunity yet that gives me an ARV of 75%.Any professional investor will tell you that if you go over that the amount of work that you have to put doesn't worth the return.My latest was found in the MLS where we got a better deal than what I was getting from wholesalers.Let me clarify that the wholesaler business is needed, but it seems at the lack of deals they are putting the pressure to then investors. 

Hello @Blanca Munoz I'm part of a DFW Investors group on groupme I can invite you to.

I think this is the most common issue people have when it comes to investing in real estate whether you're a new investor or experienced.

I am a broker and an investor. 

As an attorney, I always recommend that clients establish at least one legal entity (most often an LLC), as investors should not hold real estate or other assets in their own personal names.

Have you spoken to other investors doing this?