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Katherine Sarrette New to Real Estate Investing
9 April 2017 | 14 replies
they have a pretty good monthly REIA group here to check out, and lots of competition ;)
Vanessa Peters Auction Competition...
4 April 2017 | 0 replies

Hello out there.

What lenders (besides banks) will loan for new construction? I unexpectedly won an auction for TWO properties. While I can afford to buy the properties, I am already working on a new construct and m...

Logan Turner Negotiating with GC bids
21 July 2017 | 17 replies
Now don't get me wrong there is always competition and yes one company could be higher or lower for all kinds of reasons..So it will boil down to personal preference to decide..Now if you get a company to come down a lot lower than the others, that should be a red flag and you shouldn't use them!!
Ramon Polo 2 Ways To Target Motivated Real Estate Sellers On Facebook
12 September 2018 | 27 replies
Those leads already has shown interest in selling, but the competition is much higher, so there's going to be more people calling them.You always have to stand out from the competition.That particular tip was specifically for people who have experience buying leads and know the challenges and pros of buying leads.I don't think that tip applies to you.I still believe Facebook targeting is the most powerful way to target, but there are countless of people who buy leads, so I'm showing some neat things to take full advantage of the leads they buy.
Kelly Conrad Funding a second purchase
7 April 2017 | 29 replies
Buy ugly or distressed and you should not have as much competition from those that want something turnkey or owner occupants wanting to house hack.    
Niyi Adewole Potentially Moving To Michigan
8 April 2017 | 9 replies
I've found some smaller cities there with a wide variety of property values that are very amenable to investing- specifically Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Marshall, and Jackson.Grand Rapids is the fastest growing area of the state and so you have a lot more competition with retail buyers and other investors for undervalued properties.
Ishviyan D. insurance on pre-rehab properties
10 April 2017 | 4 replies
You will find your most competitive options with the programs speciafically set up for flippers.I'll PM you the info. 
Will Chamberlin Syracuse Landscaper recommendation
2 December 2017 | 4 replies
Someone told me about an app called plowz and mowz...Don't know how competitive it is, but maybe give them a shot?
Franco Li Stop comparing the current housing market to 2008!
16 May 2017 | 3 replies
The price of a home these days is fractional to metropolitan salaries, so I think housing prices going up is inevitable.
Adiel Arvizu Buying a multifamily - Part 2
6 April 2017 | 4 replies
So for a $200k property you'll need at least ~$20-25k ($7-8k down payment, $12k for 6 months of PITI, and some $5k for closing costs unless you roll them into the loan, which can be a deal breaker when dealing with lots of competition).