All Forum Posts by: Adam E.
Adam E. has started 6 posts and replied 71 times.
I wanted to keep it broad but here is my situation for more specific help if anyone has it.
I don't have income history for funding, but I have a personal connection who I think would help me get it. I've been trying to meet with him and another connection who is a realtor to get two of the core four team members. Next is the PM and the contractor and I have my eyes on a good PM who can manage rehabs.
I don't know if I should ask for funding before I have a deal in mind because I wouldn't be sure how to approach that offer, but I feel like if I find a deal, then ask for funding, the opportunity might not be around long enough to take it.
I am, however, comfortable with meeting with the realtor before finding a deal because he and I are friends and it's part of his job to bring listings to clients.
Thank you so much for even reading this far. I know I have a long way to go :-)
I'm new, hello! Thanks in advance for any help :)
If I don't have an established team yet, should I try to get that team by bringing them an attractive deal? Or should I get the team first to help me find the deal? Other paths to take?
I've been looking through the forums and podcasts and I'm having trouble understanding if there's a right or wrong way to do this. My guess is that 'it depends,' so I figured a forum with different perspectives and scenarios would help out my fellow Newbies and I.
Thanks again
Post: Is Sacramento Oversaturated?

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@Wes Blackwell Awesome thank you for all the info from your other post too!
Post: Current mtg rate with 810 FICO score

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@Alexander Sharp Totally agree. I’m new to real estate and Graham is a big reason I got in. He has a lot of great information for newbies.
Post: Where to invest in Bay Area new construction?

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Awesome! Thank you, I'll get started :)
Post: Where to invest in Bay Area new construction?

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Wow! I had just asked about Sacramento because I had been told it was a bad idea to invest there when I got a keyword notification and saw your post. Great info, I'll have to look into it more.
Thanks!
Post: Is Sacramento Oversaturated?

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Literally as I posted this, Wes Blackwell posted a detailed article about investing in Sacramento. Whoops.
Post: Is Sacramento Oversaturated?

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I am new to real estate and am midway between San Francisco Bay Area and the Sacramento area. I have been analyzing deals in Sacramento and Davis but I have been told that it is difficult to get tenants in Sacramento so I thought I would check out the Davis area because of the college. Any investors in the area have an opinion?
I plan on growing my knowledge about surrounding areas but I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask too.
Thank you
Post: Looking for California investors for out of state JVs

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Hello, I'm afraid I don't quite fit your criteria as I have little experience and capital, but I am fully committed to this path and have a great work ethic. If I could take any part in this endeavor, I know my contributions will grow significantly, I just need a place to start.
Currently working hard from all angles on getting a partner and searching for deals. Keep me posted.
Thank you
Post: College Student Partner Sacramento, CA Area

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I am new to real estate and want to purchase a buy and hold rental property. I have good savings but am not eligible for a mortgage yet. I am looking for a partner who would like to work with me to make a deal happen. I have time on my hands so looking for properties and eventually managing them will be my contributions. I have great communications skills so you will be well-informed and updated.
Also currently in the process of getting my real estate license, but more interested in investment properties.
Serious inquiries or suggestions only. Thank you.