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Posted over 10 years ago

Saved!!! I hope.

Ok, update on my last post. The Real Estate Agent/Broker contacted me, did I mention that she is also an Investor and a member here lol, said she can help with the house, we're going to try to wholesale it first. Several of her Colleagues where she works are also GC's. But the one person she did recommend is a GC as well as a Wholesaler, she gave me a word of caution though, said he may try to buy it from me and at a lower price then what I want. I don't have the numbers as of yet, but once I do I can get a better idea of what I am looking at price wise. I do know one thing, if another Investor purchases the house from me, do a fix and flip, even after expenses of repairs he/she should make a decent profit margin. Oh did I mention I use to be a Real Estate Agent for one of the top Real Estate Brokerage firms on the East Coast? That was years ago, when I decided to become an Investor. After trying to change offices, the new Office Manager did not want me to work there in Baltimore, MD. He was afraid I was going to underbuy the houses there (buy lower then what the offer price is for) from their clients so he would not let me work in the office. Back then RE Investors were not thought of in a good light, hmmm I don't think they still are lol... on that note I am going to have some more fun, wife found out about a great site to look at houses (I showed it to her lol) for HUD Foreclosures, so she is now having a ball looking at houses, the good, the bad AND the ugly. So on that note ttfn (Ta Ta for Now) and have a great and profitable day.


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