Brian L.
My Wholesaling Journey-- hopefully this will be a LONG thread.
24 October 2017 | 127 replies
I may use him as I know that he is a local player and the education on tougher deals may be worth it.
Hans Restuccia
To HML's- Stock Market is exploding!! Will help keep rates us- maybe?
9 May 2013 | 0 replies
Because the stock market is exploding- people w/ money will be forced to invest there and will not compete as much w/ HML's at low rates which will stabilize our rates- agree??
Account Closed
What do you do in a competitive market when making offers?
16 May 2013 | 5 replies
So, some do blast out offers at once but given the competitive market, the resistance from agents to entertain such offers, and the fact that owner occupy buyers don't mind paying market value or a premium, the MLS is a tough road.Inspection contingency will weaken your offer when you are competing against offers with no contingencies, all cash, 21 day close, and big EMD.
Shequann Burrwell
title searching
11 May 2013 | 7 replies
A preliminary will give a search back to the last transaction, that could entail searching estate issues, court record searches of incapacitation or competency issues and other matters that RE types simply are not trained in, so have the experts do it.Cost of a preliminary report is much less than a full search.
Jared Adamson
Shout out from Sacramento, CA
3 January 2015 | 29 replies
Hard to compete with those hedge funds and the prices they are willing to pay.
Paul Cox
Hello All, Newbie here from Rome, New York
13 May 2013 | 17 replies
Therefore , the way you'll want to do it is to purchase a turnkey "package" where you have a competent full-time professional property company in place.
Ivan Roberts
New to the RE game. Looking for advice (Wisconsin)
15 May 2013 | 7 replies
Take time getting to know your local market, the local players, etc. before jumping in.
Wanda Cardenas
New Member Here - Chicago
17 May 2013 | 24 replies
If I had to suggest something more specific, I would consider looking into the short sales process.I think right now that would be one way that you could get away from having to compete with the banks.
Paul Salsgiver
Hey Guys - Newbie from Houston
20 May 2013 | 7 replies
We have a strong Texas presence here on BP and you will find a lot of local knowledge from some real players in the game.
Matt A.
Markets which don't offer good income producing rentals
17 May 2013 | 16 replies
Matt,First off I think this article is skewed to make you jump on the bandwagon of buying in on a memphis/detroit turn key sight unseen rentals.Yes Seattle is not great on cash flow but ...1) There is less competition, (as Tim Ferriss says things are easier in the top of the mountain when you don't have to compete for the 50-150k properties with every Tom Dick and Harry.2) As much as we are taught not to, Better and solid areas like Seattle are more consistent and offer more reliable appreciation (opps I said it).3) I am of the strong belief that you need to buy where you are familiar with.