
8 March 2019 | 0 replies
So I will have to say with a heavy heart that I did not fully continue and complete a lot of the podcast that I was listening to and I got up to 30 and they were talking about how uncool it is to speak of a deal from the start and that a deal is on the table and I'm looking for a partner and so on......so yeah I feel now slightly dumb and know better than to ask something like that and of course I welcome anyone and everyone to talk to me and get to know me some more such as asking about my past for being in the military or my kids or my very fat and Annoying Cat.

10 March 2019 | 8 replies
It sucks but I’ve cut even mor fat out of our household and personal budgets since my decision

9 April 2019 | 7 replies
After scouring the internet, listening to podcasts, and watching webinars, I met Terrence Burner with Invictus Real Estate Group out of Indianapolis, Indiana.

14 January 2019 | 11 replies
After that, I would prioritize consideration of BP responses to first be from knowledgeable investors in your state such as @Adam Schneider and lastly from out-of-state respondents (which I guess means you can put me on the back burner too!).
22 January 2019 | 13 replies
We get a pretty fat book with all of the research and projected financials for the first 5 years.

11 January 2019 | 7 replies
Also, in the commercial world, $1MM isn't a big deal, so if you are asking for less, expect to kinda be brushed off or put on the back burner, especially if getting loans for SFH (I've experienced this frequently trying to leverage commercial lending for SFH).

18 January 2019 | 18 replies
I have learned that it is easier/bettrr to allow animals and get a fat refundable deposit.

29 January 2019 | 23 replies
LOL.. non appreciating rentals need to be held forever or your going to be stroking a check to sell them.. unless your 1031 and for ever going to landlord.. that's a given.. you need appreciation to pay the recapture and gain from basis andif they are SFR's and you are going to retail them you need 5 to 20k to take your beat up rental and make it nice enough that a family will buy it to live in.I went through this with new construction I bought in 05 ish.. what was in style then was not when I went to sell in the last few years. as I exit my rentals tile counters NO good need slab granite.. builder grade appliances Nope need new stainless.. etc etc I would say I put 10k on average into each home to sell them.. then it took 90 180 days of them sitting there vacant then I had recapture.. so to me the juice of these is simply not worth the squeeze I would rather sell real estate have no debt and make nice fat 10 to 20k checks..

19 January 2019 | 10 replies
My intrigue was somewhat put on the back burner until recently discovering BiggerPockets.

10 November 2018 | 13 replies
If one of you does not know how to keep criticism constructive, that's also going to make things rough (never call your spouse fat, ugly or stupid - anything else can be forgiven).