Jerry Batista
Designer looking for Investors on Fixer Upper Properties
1 November 2018 | 4 replies
@Jerry Batista besides posting here, which is definitely good exposure, you could also try attending a local real estate group such as RIREIG which meets monthly in Warwick or Black Diamond REI which meets twice a month in southern Mass.Sometimes those meetings have times when attendees or members can announce things, so you might connect with people that way, or just in the freer networking that happens before or after such meetings.If you have a few compelling case studies (past successes) you could even talk to the people that run the group about possibly doing a presentation at a future meeting.
Ayodeji Longe
Diamond in the mud, Good deal alert
27 September 2022 | 1 reply
I do currently have a property under contract that’s selling for $45,000, requires a $144,000 rehab and will conveniently sell for $300,000 after rehabI need a fix and flip loan on this property but my credit score is...
Kwan Suh
New investor needing help/advice.. I got scammed :(
20 March 2023 | 48 replies
That's like trying to ski a double black diamond run the first time you put on skis, or trying to surf a fifty-foot wave the first time you get on a surf board--it's gonna end in disaster!
Aaron Asmar
looking for a foreclosure mentor
23 October 2023 | 8 replies
I spent $1,800 on the Bob Diamond Tax Salve overage course but looking for partners or just to share the cost for $500 down plus a little extra if this sounds of something of interest to you.
Jason K.
Ive got a 300K inheritance coming.
14 June 2023 | 12 replies
Prices have doubled in the past 2 years, and so have interest rates.I would suggest that you recognize that real estate can play a big role in getting some good returns... probably just not right at this very moment unless you just happen to find the diamond in the rough out there.
Steven Maduro
Lazy landlord series Tiling step by step
15 September 2015 | 36 replies
I did two bathrooms and a countertop, before I tackled this job. and even so I was out of my element. you can find countless books on tiling, so i will not go into what you need. but I will recommend if you are doing a very large job using a scoring tile cutter along with a wet saw comes in handy. also a 1/2 inch drill is essential so that you can mix your thinset. some sort of multi max multi mate or or other oscillating tool with a diamond attachment.
Cooki Karriem
do hard money
11 January 2017 | 60 replies
So to make a long story short, DHM might be able to help you, or they might make you miss out on $100,000 deal and leave you penniless with your wife's diamonds in pawn.
Pono Wright
Anyone familiar with mineral rights???
1 November 2014 | 14 replies
Title coverage generally covers only surface rights as these are reasonably measurable financial losses that can be valued, we can only speculate if gold, or silver, copper, oil, natural gas or diamonds exist 5 miles up from the center of the earth and title coverage can only insure known assumable valuations, not to speculative values.
Gillian Thackray
NNN v. other commercial - which really has the best returns?
28 May 2021 | 7 replies
Where people see risk I see opportunity but with knowledge you can see what is a dud and what can be made into a diamond.
Alexaundra McCormick
RENATUS SCHOOLING?
21 August 2015 | 390 replies
Robert G AllenMost entrepreneurs own businesses that are nothing more than glorified monkey traps… That is not my idea of fun.Robert G AllenThe longer you invest, the lower your risk.Robert G AllenThe sooner you buy, the richer you can become.Robert G Allen[On Acres of Diamonds story about a man who dreamed of owning a diamond mine when at the end his farm that he sold was one of the biggest diamond mines ever found – Diamonds in our backyard] Many of us are like the man going off in search of diamonds.