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Chandler Williams What can you do with $10,000?
26 March 2024 | 25 replies
Here are 11 ways to invest in real estate with no money:Hard Money LendersPrivate Money LendersWholesalingEquity PartnershipsHome EquityOption To BuySeller FinancingHouse HackingGovernment LoansMicroloansREITsIt’s important to note that while investing in real estate with no money down offers numerous benefits, not all cashless deals are worthwhile.
Kurt Baltutat Commercial Property Mentorship Program (apartments)
21 February 2022 | 20 replies
As an advisor establishing long-term relationships, I mentor many investors across the country on numerous asset classes including MF.  
Yosef Itav How to invest a considerable amount in RE
9 December 2021 | 12 replies
The price in a given market is based on numerous factors.  2 of the primary factors are perceived risk and perceived appreciation.  
David Miller Greetings from Chattanooga!
16 February 2018 | 30 replies
I've participated in numerous renovations in Knoxville and Chattanooga, so I know how to get myself in trouble at a construction site.
Giovanni Montesclaros Buying a $50,000 property for $5,000?
11 February 2018 | 27 replies
I've written numerous times here that Tax Sales are the most hazardous method of buying real estate.No home inspectionsMost times can't see insideNo Sellers Disclosure, so sellers let go of property that they can't sell otherwise, think toxic waste sitesNo do overNo home warrantyNo financing they require 100% cash at time of sale.From the initial list 30 days before they sale, my experience is that 90% pay the taxes, sometimes the minimum to get their property off the Tax Sale list.Some of the owners are deceasedSome of the properties have title defects preventing re-selling and financing until curedMany of the sales transfer other mortgages, liens to the new owner.I've seen tax sale properties with multi-million Federal Tax Liens NOT wiped out by the sale.Some of the properties may be non-existent.
Paul Martinez Advise much needed (California)
29 June 2018 | 6 replies
You'll want to know who the owner is and negotiate with them directly and also know how much equity is in the house, is it free-and-clear, or are they upside down b/c of numerous cashout refi's.
Par Attaran Found a home that needs ton of work, find a contractor on CL?
12 October 2016 | 31 replies
I have also see numerous times that a buyer uses my estimate for negotiating and then give the work to a handyman or take a cheaper route.
Steven Colt Investor Contractor Structure
4 October 2019 | 2 replies
Over the past few years we have completed numerous renovations on SFR flip houses.
Jon Leidgen One LLC for multiple properties or individual LLC’s
3 April 2024 | 6 replies
This transition allowed me to shift focus from managing numerous high-liability rentals to more strategic, high-value investments with limited liability.
Crystal Taitt-Phillip Inquiring about creative funding
8 December 2018 | 7 replies
Good evening BP,I have been on the hunt and saw numerous properties in the last few weeks.