Steven Long
What are the flaws with this plan for land
27 July 2016 | 7 replies
If that's where you got it from, I think he was mentioning that he runs an "educational seminar" on how to do this (with heavy emphasis on the quotes).It's always possible that I'm missing an unbelievable opportunity, but think it through:1) Why would a seller not investigate how much their land is worth, and and let you lock it up for 15 cents on the dollar?
Jordan Walbecq
New to BP and Willing to Learn
5 May 2017 | 8 replies
Hey Jordan,I strong encourage to investigate house hacking - buy a home/rent out the rooms or a small multi family and rent out other units.
Jonathan B.
Jacksonville Market - Opinion/Advice needed
10 July 2017 | 2 replies
Hi Guys,I've been investigating specific areas in Jacksonville recently and would like to have some opinions from experienced investors in the area-I am looking for Fix-flip / Rent when the numbers are right obviously,What i did notice that many neighborhood in Jacksonville are filled with dense "pockets"that can drastically vary in "Quality" from block to block,This obviously makes it easy to get it wrong for a non local,I am looking into 33254, near by James Weldon school As a rental Market - some affordable houses there with a decent return - Would like to know if you could point out where should i focus on within this zipcode and your opinion on the areaAdditionally, What is your opinion on Cedar Hills (32210) - Looking into rehab/flip in the area - The same question above applies -I know that this may be a bit complicated to simply write through, but any efforts from your side will helpAll the best,Yonatan.
Daniel Hanson
Question on MIlwaukee Polonia neighborhood cap rates
11 March 2017 | 4 replies
I'm beginning early investigation of a potential 8-unit multifamily on Milwaukee's Southside and curious what people can tell me about prevailing/ average cap rates in the nearby area which I could use to set offer price.
Jeffery Waicak
Converting a school to self storage
4 September 2016 | 7 replies
I'll keep on investigating.
Aaron Xie
What to do after offer is accepted on a industrial warehouse?
11 October 2016 | 10 replies
The due diligence period is the time you have to investigate the property to insure its physical, environmental, and title aspects are to the Buyers satisfaction.The lender will not do any work on your behalf.
Will Barnard
Commercial investor buffs, run the numbers
25 November 2008 | 3 replies
With two tenants a 10% vacancy is very easy to achieve, so you need to investigate the leases.- Where is it?
Alex R.
Confusion about foreclosed properties VS REO properties!
20 February 2013 | 12 replies
Where notice of sale is not required it is on the owner to investigate the sale and request or demand amounts due.
Larry Ames
How much to put in an ad - Chesapeake, VA
12 March 2013 | 12 replies
Thanks for all of your thoughts.I will investigate further with HUD.
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Any ideas here?
3 September 2007 | 10 replies
Already mentioned but worthy of repeating, are mortgage brokers that specialize in jumbo investments---jumbo buyers tend to investigate & explore lending options before entering the market/engaging the services of a realtor and this could prove to be a fruitful source of buyers.