All Forum Posts by: Adam Pierce
Adam Pierce has started 8 posts and replied 78 times.
Post: Who wants to JV (Joint Venture) with us?

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
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Hi Steve.
What is the turn around time on getting paid and what is the minimum amount you are accepting?
Post: my professional tenant nightmare...warning long

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
- Votes 27
Shelley, thank you for sharing your story. It made me realize that I may not be cut out to be a land lord. If I had a professional tenant like that I would most likely end up in jail. You have a strong fortitude and I wish you the best in the future!
Post: Networking in Los Angeles, California

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
- Votes 27
Hi Christian.
Welcome to BP! I live in orange county.
If you are interested in being a scout aka a bird dog; you can make a lot of money by just referring people who need to sell their house to an agent or wholesaler.
Let me know if you find any leads and I'll make sure you are taken care of :)
Post: Buy & Hold Investment DEAL (SAN DIEGO)

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
- Votes 27
Sounds too good to be true but I'll bite :)
Post: The Occupants from Hell!

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
- Votes 27
@will Will, you have the most patience I've ever witnessed.
As somebody who was planning on purchasing my first property in CA, I am now terrified to be a landlord.
I'm so sorry that you had to go through all of this. I wouldn't have been able to handle it. I'm glad you have been so strong.
Please keep us posted and hang in there.
Post: Question about buy, rehab, refinance, or BRR

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
- Votes 27
Originally posted by @Andrew Halbert:
This is the same question I have been having. I am putting the pieces together for a BRRR strategy, however I am concerned with getting all in and not being able to refinance.
I've had some of the same concerns. The way I look at it is that you need to have some exit strategies.
My first exit would be to simply sell it. In theory if you did a good job on the rehab you should still be able to profit nicely.
The second strategy is renting it out and eating a loss until you can eventually get the refinance. If you are collecting rent, the losses suffered may not be too extreme.
Post: 4.4 Acres in Southern California. CASH ONLY FAST SALE. CHEAP!

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
- Votes 27
@Logan Allec I believe it is Open Space
Post: 4.4 Acres in Southern California. CASH ONLY FAST SALE. CHEAP!

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
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Dear BP,
My Mom stumbled across an amazing deal last week. 4.4 acres in the beautiful city of Yorba Linda, California.
Yorba Linda is neighbors to Anaheim, the city famous for Disneyland.
The APN # 326-021-33
This property has NO BUILDINGS and is raw land near a lovely residential track. The seller is motivated and needs to get rid of this property ASAP.
Estimated Market Value is greater than $63,000.
Asking price: $53,000 cash with a quick closing.
This deal will go fast. For more information, please email [email protected] or call Yvette at @ 714-270-9802. Please let her know that you were referred by Adam.
Have a great weekend!
Post: New Member from Southern California

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
- Votes 27
Originally posted by @Peter Mckernan:
Welcome @Nick Tiscareno
It sounds like you have narrowed down a search to figure out what you really want to do within real estate. That is always the hardest part once you get into the real estate investing world. Wholesaling is a good way to make money, bring in capital for the other deals you would want to get into down the road, and it helps with communication with great people that have been in the business for a long time and crush it.
I have not gotten into the realm of Wholesaling, but I hear it can be quite challenging, which is what you are looking for and with an ambitious mind you will be able to conquer the area of investing. You just need to keep the persistence. One guy that has been crushing it for a long time in Wholesaling that lives in Riverside is Aaron Mazzrillo. He has a great podcast, which was Podcast 37.
Good luck!
I must have missed podcast 37. I just checked it out and am super glad I did. Tyvm for the recommendation
Post: Affordable markets in California

- Real Estate Agent
- Fountain Valley, CA
- Posts 83
- Votes 27
$20k is a great starting amount if you do a live in flip. If you don't want to live in your investment property, you can always form a partnership and go in together. There are plenty of flippers who would love to work with you.