Hi Kenny,I wish you well in your ventures from afar.

I'm here to see how I can get investors for our new venture.

As far as the cost to set one up, I did mine for $350.00 so I will find out if the costs are the same for this new business venture.  

I haven't ventured out to getting contracts there yet because I don't know if it is an area that investors would be interested in buying..

I'm 30 years old and looking forward to this rei venture.  

He went after the houses that had bad foundation issues as the bank couldn't sell them to the regular rehabbers and flippers because they would get scared about the project.He made monster profit because he could fix for a fraction of what others would pay.One thing I didn't see mentioned is that when the house is jacked to repair the walls and ceilings along with other things can be put out of wack which is an additional cost to now fix back to normal.If buying from a bank flippers generally show ( high retail numbers) on the cost to repair which is much higher than what it will cost them to repair to get the bank to look at taking a lower offer.If the repair is substantial you might consider doing a joint venture with a foundation repair company and then split the profits.

Something I definitely would not have thought of by myself.We will see where this first venture takes us.  

Good luck on your new venture! 

They meet tomorrow night.Atlanta REIA is a for profit venture so more about networking and pushing advertising/sponsors.

I will be working primarily in Burlington county but would like to also venture out to Atlantic and Camden county as well.