Jared B.
HELP! NOD approach, how do you do it?
I've found some great NOD's, how do i go about approaching them? I figure a letter (initially), but how should I organize it? Then what? Please help!
Marie Louis
Plumbing Issues on First Deal Please Help
In September of last year I purchased my first investment property from a developer. When the developer acquired the property it was originally a SFH that was then converted to a two unit property. After analyzing the...
Andre Key
Equity Partnership Deals in Austin
Hello Bp,I have been hearing that some listing get offers from investors that goes something like this.They will give the seller a portion of their money to move then they will rehab the home and promise to pay them o...
Caleb Drake
Another SFR Buy-n-Hold in Indiana
Investment Info:
Single-family residence buy & hold investment.
Purchase price: $35,000
Cash invested: $7,500
This home is a 2/2 SFH I bought for $35,000. We originally went under contract at $42...
Thang Cao
Finding offline MHP's for sale
Has anyone had any luck finding mobile home parks for sale by cold calling park owners/managers? I have been actively looking via online sources such as mobilehomeparkstore, craigslist, loopnet...etc and there is har...
Parker Peters
Family Looking for House Hack Opt in Cincinnati and Suburbs
New to RE investing. We are a young family, moving to Ohio, looking for a house hack opportunity in Cincinnati and surrounding suburbs (maybe Madeira/Indian Hills/Mason/Blue Ash?). Ideally we want 3BR SFH in:
- safe ...
Michael Liddicoat
Deal finder in Yakima, Washington
I'm a Realtor in Yakima, Washington. Weekly, I send buyers lists of potential income properties for their consideration. My days are spent driving for dollars and finding investments for people that want to build a ...
Tanya Toliver
Phoenix Duplex with basement buy and hold
Investment Info:
Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.
Purchase price: $325,750
Cash invested: $70,000
remodeled from bottom to top. Had a basement unit that just had a toilet and...
Anthony Dee
Evaluating vacant land
Hi,First time poster here on BP! I'm listening to the Best Ever series by Joe Fairless and he discussed using delinquency lists generated by county or city treasurers to find potentially motivated sellers. I'm not sur...
Jude Cineas
5 tips for new real estate agents
1. Build a Strong Network: Real estate is a relationship-based business, and building a strong network is crucial to your success as an agent. Attend local networking events, join community organizations, and connect ...