Bellman Tumasang
Networking with brokers?
18 February 2020 | 8 replies
I'm sure you've been pitched or marketed to by brands, sales people, marketers etc.
Jon Schwartz
Los Angeles opex rules of thumb?
17 February 2020 | 4 replies
Brand new construction or down to the studs rehab is very different from a 1940s original plumbing.
Anthony C.
Insurance Company Demanding Roof Replacement
20 February 2020 | 10 replies
I knew the roof was not brand new but I also knew that the inside of house was dry and the roof still had several years of useful life left.
Angelo Smith
Thinking about investing in rental properties in Chicago
17 February 2020 | 1 reply
If you're brand new I highly suggest checking out multi unit and investor meetups in Chicago.
Benjamin Schultz
Buying an 24 Unit Apt Building with a recent FIRE
23 February 2020 | 5 replies
The tenants were vacated, the 12 units/3 retail was just about gutted, and the this past Fall/Dec/Jan were used to essentially renovate + build brand new.
Eldred Anderson
Contractor for a wholesaler
18 February 2020 | 17 replies
Briian,Right I figured that would be no easy task but if your brand spanking new as a wholesaler and you dont have funding for any type of deal but you want to be accurate with repair numbers, do you just wing it until then?
Mark Negley
The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner summary
17 February 2020 | 2 replies
Ask locals for more infoSchoolswww.greatschools.comJobs versus Unemploymentwww.city-data.com/ Higher unemployment rate means you just need to screen the tenants betterPopulation Growthwww.usa.com/rank/Price to rent ratiowww.zillow.com/research/data/How to find:Median monthlyrental price/Median sales priceVacancy ratesHow to find:Ask local propertymanagers Remember that this will change with how well you manage the property Include the average so that when you have someone else managing, it won't be as goodProperty Tax andInsurance RatesCh. 9 How to Find Rental PropertiesThe MLS Find a GREAT agent Set up automatic alerts Quickly screen out the bad deals Make lots of offers Look for old listings Focus on distressed Make a clean offer (keep contingencies to a minimum)Direct Mail Marketingwww.listsource.com Success is found in repetition You need to build your brand One needs 8 interactions with a brand before they buyMore info:"The ultimate guide to using direct mail advertising to grow your real estate business" at www.biggerpockets.com/directmailDriving for DollarsLook for distressed houses, write them down, then look into the public records to see who owns it and get their phone numberEviction RecordsTake a trip to your local county administration office and ask to see a list of the current evictionsBiggerPockets MarketplaceJust look around once in a while and post whenever you need somethingCraigslist Search for sellers Post an ad Search for landlords Instead of wanting to rent from them, they are probably having a hard time managing it so offer to buy it from them.
Samuel Brand
How to manage access to burners and electrical boxes?
18 February 2020 | 2 replies
I don't think I'd trust a tenant to reset the oil burners, @Samuel Brand That seems like trouble waiting to happen.
Stephanie Hardy
Brand New To Investing & Need Advice
18 February 2020 | 1 reply
Hi!
I'm a 21 y/o student going to UC Davis, CA. Would it be okay to make a 30% down payment on a property that is worth roughly $400,000? I am wondering whether it would be safer to hire a property manager as opposed...
Michael Jones
Watch out for Private Lender Scam
25 February 2020 | 31 replies
And just because a brand new user (David Ertel above) comes along (who by the way just joined today and only has 3 posts as of right now, all of which are in this thread) and says it's legit, doesn't make it so.So do your own due diligence.