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Steve Proia 529 plan or buy properties that cash flow for college and why?
1 March 2020 | 6 replies
Think about it, you could use that money to buy Jr. a home free and clear and let him work and save his earned money 100% to do whatever he wants with, such as buy a new car (or support his family properly like a man).
Edgar Martinez Real Estate Meetup Interest?
8 February 2021 | 37 replies
There are a bunch in Rochester ny --a multi family one--landlord support,  all real estate investors--good stuff
Fay S. Divorced at 24 millionaire at 29 update! Lets Hustle!
22 May 2020 | 27 replies
Account Closed thank you so much for the support!
Kristen Hernandez Real Estate License for Flipping?
4 March 2020 | 25 replies
Some more pros (or reiterating):Direct acces to ON MARKET propertiesNetwork with other Realtors and maybe get leads from themEarn the purchase/buy commission (not much for a distressed sale)With a supportive broker get discount on listing commissionCons...Have probably ~$2k annual feesProbably have to sit the front desk at the officeGo to office meetings / maybe have to “make money” for your brokerHave some startup costs for signage, etcTechnically need to declare yourself as Realtor all the time (could be a pro)Time taken away doing “realtor stuff” when you could have been focusing on your primary/niche profit activitiesThis being said, having a license may just be part of a career path.
Steph Rush Hard Money lending for beginners
2 March 2020 | 4 replies
As a newbie, I was required to put 20% down(skin in the game) and they paid 80% of the purchase price and 100% of the rehab.
Chrissy Gillo Graduating College This May and Wants To Buy First Property
3 March 2020 | 7 replies
However, that being said I really can't afford a 408k loan, as the Philly rental market really doesn't support high enough rents to cover a mortgage such a property. 
Nicholas Bohm BRRRR financing (Conventional vs all cash)
2 March 2020 | 2 replies
You can definitely use conventional financing as long as the deal and numbers support it.Most people buy cash with BRRRR due to the condition of the properties, time needed to close, etc.Another reason is to avoid 2 sets of closing costs on both the purchase and the refinance.
Matt W. When are permits truly necessary in a BRRR?
4 March 2020 | 12 replies
The bank appraiser will pull permits and use it as documentation that helps support value.
Patrick Menefee Deal #3 - Vacant duplex with a minor rehab!
2 March 2020 | 0 replies
Unit 1 - Painted throughout, installed new floors throughout the downstairs, replaced appliances, kitchen cabinets, the bathroom vanity, the majority of the light fixtures, and the old dirty light switches and outlets.Unit 2 - Replaced water heater and rangeOther - Repaired roof, added some foundation supports, and added curb appeal by painting the patios/doors, replacing porch lights, and putting new house numbers on top of the paint What was the outcome?
Patrick Menefee Deal #3 - Vacant duplex with a minor rehab!
2 March 2020 | 0 replies
Unit 1 - Painted throughout, installed new floors throughout the downstairs, replaced appliances, kitchen cabinets, the bathroom vanity, the majority of the light fixtures, and the old dirty light switches and outlets.Unit 2 - Replaced water heater and rangeOther - Repaired roof, added some foundation supports, and added curb appeal by painting the patios/doors, replacing porch lights, and putting new house numbers on top of the paint What was the outcome?