Austin L Archer
Finding Motivated Sellers
I'm looking for a more efficient method of searching for motivated sellers of distressed properties. Driving for dollars works but it seems there are better ways to find them.
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Closing Tomorrow - Just Learned House is Condemned!
Hi BP Friends!
You have yet to let me down and I am once again, as a beginner, asking for your help!
I am scheduled to close on a property tomorrow. I contacted the city's electric company to start service and was...
Samuel Bavido
Look into your crystal ball with me! (self-driving cars)
Transportation is on the verge of the greatest shift since Henry Ford. Most car manufacturers are shooting for highway driving to be automated by the early 2020's, and fully automated in all situations by the 2030s. W...
Matt Jones
Pictures and Numbers from my most recent Brrrrr
Hi BP!I thought I would share the pictures and numbers from my most recent BRRRR project in Pensacola, FL. I picked this one up from a wholesaler(first time buying from one) back in January. The wholesaler agreed to...
Peter Bui
Vacant Homes, driving for dollars in OC
So what exactly is a “vacant home?” Is it exactly what it sounds like? How will I know that it is a vacant home, will it have a sign for sale in front of it? Or will I have to do some extra research ?
I ask because ...
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Adverse Posession
Hello Everyone
This may be a dumb question but I been reading a few books on real estate trying to educate myself and the topic of the last chapter was adverse possession. Basically, what I gathered was that if you ...
Corey Herr
Purchasing a Storage Unit
Attempting to purchase a storage unit this week. Small town, about 4,000 people, traffic less than 4,600 per day. Three competitors in the immediate area. Every place is 90%+ plus filled. I saw two facilities with...
Chris Penny
What improvements lead to higher rents
Hello, All. Putting in a bid on a 10 unit apartment building. Following the BRRR formula, I will be looking to improve the property, raise the rents and refinance. My question is what improvements will give me the m...
Jeff Libby
The order in which you renovate a property
What is the first order of business when renovating a property? Do you plan everything out, work on one room at a time, or group it into type of work (all floors first, then walls next, etc)? My thoughts are that you ...
Patty Kett
Vandalism before? or after Trust deed sale?
Hi,
Bought a property at the court house steps. I knew the property and knew it was very clean. Well the home's real value was about $400k got it for $245k.
I had called the owners before the sale and said I woul...