Holly Scott
Newbie in Colorado Springs/Teller County Colorado 1st flip advice
10 September 2016 | 4 replies
I'm a contractor,& have worked with Realtors extensively.have your Realtor ask around the office for someone that does repairs/inspection punch list items, they will be able to clean up that mess for you at a MUCH lower priceYou most likely won't have black mold, but Dawn dish washing soap will cleanse everything of mold"Home inspectors will verify"secondly, after all the moisture,& suspected mold has been cleaned/dried, you can simply use good sealer/primer on wood,& concreteI would guestimate around $3,000-$6000 for the entire job including hardwoodsMake sure you block any air intrusions in the crawlspace areas, Colorado can be hard on water lines :O}
Chris Adedeji
New to the Real Estate Investment Community - Fullerton
30 September 2016 | 9 replies
I am out of the fullerton area and presently looking to get into the real estate market in Orange County Area.
Zach Hubert-Allen
Which Podcasts do you recommend?
22 September 2016 | 21 replies
Each one is unique and very informative and presented in a way that anyone can understand.
Jose Garcia
Competing with Cash Buyers For Real Estate Investment
19 September 2018 | 13 replies
Than, the realtor must present it with adequate emphasis of how strong such offer is.
Brandon Sok
HELP: HUD 203k Rehab on Single Family Owner Occupancy - Advice??
12 September 2016 | 2 replies
layers) and essentially did a full gut rehab, including correcting some structural issues caused by an attempted "fix" of a bad tub surround in the shower.
Josh Stewart
How to guarantee returns for private lender
14 September 2016 | 11 replies
I have a few friends and relatives in mind that I'd like to present this opportunity to but want to have a good business plan prior to meeting with them.
Tab B.
First Condo flip. basic question
11 September 2016 | 1 reply
--so can i buy with 3% down with closing cost included in mortgage?
Calvin Clark
Dallas 4-plex - Good deal?
2 December 2016 | 9 replies
(Make sure you are including your closing costs on purchase and sale to compute.) 5% vacancy is probably unrealistically low unless there are long-term tenants (which often means the rents are below-market).
Ehab Tadrous
General Contractor
18 November 2016 | 9 replies
If it's a big job needing practically everything completed, including permits and drawings, etc., then you're much better off with a GC for your own sanity.
Ehab Tadrous
Contracts
11 September 2016 | 0 replies
I am trying to partner up with somebody else to do me the legwork would be needed in the future fix and flip transactions i probably will do out of the state when i am absent , including which is the most important thing is to watch the rehab process and contractors progress anybody has an idea how to setup that king of relation and contracting ?