Daigo Kurosaki
How much do you adjust your offer if the property has been listed for a while?
Hello BP, Amateur investor here that is looking to buy my first MFR in southern California. I wanted to ask the more experienced investors - is there a formula you use if the property has been listed for some time?For...
Michael Kiley
Is staging a small & inexpensive home really worth the dough?
Next month I'll be finishing my smallest flip to date... a 780 sq ft house in the Westpark neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio. Because of the extensive renovation, I plan to price it at the high end of the comps around ...
Sarah T.
Working with realtors and the house hunt
Question for you experienced rehabbers out there that work with realtors... I found a couple of realtors that look promising, but am worried that looking at such a large amount of houses won't be cool. I read about th...
Yong Yoo
Possible negotiation help with a MFH please
Hey BP,
I recently wrote a post about a potential MFH deal where it was listed at 139K and we went into contract at 115K. I already knew I needed at least 5K in repairs for one of the units for carpets/walls/...
Wilfred Gonzalez Jr
Does wholesaling have a bad rep?
Hello everyone. I am new to BP. I am very eager to start investing in real estate. Wholesaling caught my attention, but seems to have bad rep. Is this true? Should I get a real estate license? I would like some input ...
Account Closed
Marketing your Wholesale Deal!! Which Buyer To Choose
Ok, so too many buyers is not a problem but for the sake the topic I figured I would go with that title. Now Ive been able to build a relationship with about 8 or 9 serious cash buyers in my county. One of which has s...
Sandy S.
Need help understanding dual agency - NJ seller
I am selling my place and my realtor provided me with an informed consent regarding dual agency. I am very confused by this.I am not clear if I should sign this as a seller, as I understood that this does not put me i...
Kenneth LaVoie
Determining how long tasks should take (carpentry, painting, etc.
I am one of those investors who absolutely hates to do anything DIY. I own a lawn care business and a small web design business where I put the bulk of my "manual labor" while I have an absolute Godsend working for me...
Toben B.
Skip the contractor and hire the worker?
After hiring multiple contractors who push the price up and then hire some guy for $10 an hour who actually does the work I am wondering how hard it is to hire those guys directly.This does not apply to electricians a...
Duane Hundley
Rent increase for 7 year old tenant
I’m purchasing a new property and the tenant as been there since 2010 and I’m sure hasn’t had an increase. He’s currently paying $300 and the property next door in same condition is currently for rent for $550. What w...