@Woytek Niemiec Are the prices being bid up too high by investors, or is the starting bid too high?

But also wondering, are you accredited as an investor? 

You will be miles ahead of the normal investor...

Purchase price: $127,250 Cash invested: $110,000 Sale price: $390,000 This was a fantastic flip opportunity my investor picked up in the coveted neighborhood of Mt.

As an agent and real estate investor, I’m surprised that more people haven’t been talking about this.

I have tried my best to work and cooperate with them but if you need to share or need more details PM me, I am happy to share my experience with anyone of you guys so we may help each others not to fall for these traps as out of state investors. 

Hi,Sourcing my creative finance people for some advice here for a begginer real estate investor.

I have not found one opportunity yet that gives me an ARV of 75%.Any professional investor will tell you that if you go over that the amount of work that you have to put doesn't worth the return.My latest was found in the MLS where we got a better deal than what I was getting from wholesalers.Let me clarify that the wholesaler business is needed, but it seems at the lack of deals they are putting the pressure to then investors. 

Hello @Blanca Munoz I'm part of a DFW Investors group on groupme I can invite you to.

They're not going to waste their time helping foreigners knowing that many will end up not buying.I'm happy to refer you to my lawyer once you have found a property but it's better that you choose one in the region and province you're going to invest in as there could be "legal" differences pertaining to you.On another note, it's important that you realize that strategies that work in the US might not work in Spain and financing is different so you might want to figure out first if that works for you first to make sure you don't waste time and money unnecessarily.Hope this helps.