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Adam Scheetz Live Auction Due Diligence & Bidding Tips and Tricks
23 February 2019 | 4 replies
I will always have a max number plus 500 .. many times everyone is backing into basically the same number and u can win the property by just spending a few hundred more. your not going to turn the deal down over a few hundred right.if its on line auction winning the bid just means your now in contract to buy.. and its a normal escrow after that.you will never work with the bank you work with the auction company.
Zac Mokua Looking to build my real estate team
27 February 2019 | 7 replies
OR Hire a really experienced Realtor that specializes in Investment Real Estate that has gained valuable contacts over the years that could provide you with access to their resources for free OR Work directly with a Real Estate Investing company with decades of experience that can provide you with access to their contacts for free2) Finding a deal: Here's a few ways to go about that - You or your agent can search the MLS and crunch numbers on property advertised on the retail market and hope to find a deal that all of the other real estate investors in Texas may have missed OR You can attend auctions and try to outbid all the other seasoned investors there only to realize if you win then that means you paid too much OR Have random wholesalers send you the one off deals they get under contract OR spend the time, money, and energy in trying to become a wholesaler yourself OR Work directly with a Real Estate Investing company that can send you the largest source of deeply discounted property sent directly to your inbox in the form of a daily spreadsheet.3) Estimating Rehab, Holding and other Costs: Read FLIP by Rick Villani and Clay Davis and The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs by J Scott.
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25 February 2019 | 3 replies
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Scott Lepore buyer is backing out of contract because they changed their mind
28 February 2019 | 12 replies
Sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. 
Tyler Gibson HELOC to begin investing
1 March 2019 | 1 reply
Our income is sub $60k/year (with the GI Bill income, etc) and we're about a year and a half from being debt free on the cars/cards/etc.   
DeMario Drummond Buy and Hold for 2 years... Whats Next?
1 March 2019 | 4 replies
I  I have a business bank account to separate funds, and thought it would be great to start building my business credit by getting a secured credit card.
Tandi H. Give tenant their deposit back to avoid conflict?
3 March 2019 | 42 replies
Emotionally it's hard to let them "win" - though of course I've won by being rid of them!  
Greg Helbeck The Power of NOT Having to Wholesale
1 March 2019 | 1 reply
Something that I have used that has given me a competitive advantage in the markets that I buy in has been removing assignment clauses and guaranteeing that I was going to close on the property in order to win over a competitor.
Danielle Z. Buying office condo as both commercial and small biz investment
6 March 2019 | 10 replies
Here are a couple thoughts:1) Lower monthly payment, building equity, possibility of rental income to further decrease your out of pocket expenses sounds like a win. 2) You may have tax planning opportunities depending on how you own the property and how your business is set up.3) Around here, there are a number of office buildings that have various psychologists and counselors in them.
Tim Ellis The Service Dog Dilemma
4 March 2019 | 27 replies
As long as landlords continue to operate out of fear we will never have answers.Document every thing, all conversations, and, as Greg suggests, be prepared for them to play the "emotion" card.