All Forum Posts by: Adrian Chu

Hey Chris, welcome to the BP.  I got my real estate broker license while I was in college as well.  Sounds like the right move.  

The easiest way to get money for real estate is to have a job that isn't considered self-employment.  Then you can apply for a mortgage.  That is generally the cheapest way to get money to dump into the real estate market.  

If you (or you and your partners) have enough cash to do a couple flips, that's even better.  You can consider hard money as well, but that makes things a little bit more risky.

Anyway, let me know if you have other specific questions.  Best of luck!

Welcome Jarrett!  Greetings from WA!

Note: I am not a foreign investor.  I am based in the US and would love to learn more about people doing anything real estate thru EB-5 programs.  

Do you start off by creating an EB-5 regional center?  How do you justify the employment requirements?

Thanks in advance!

To be precise.. for a January 8 move-in, you would do 24 days / 31 days * $1000 = $774.19

Anyone tried fixing and flipping mobile homes?  Feel free to share your story!

Are you looking for something specifically in Florida?  Usually the state Department of Ecology is a good place to start to find out info about these properties.

Anybody in the Seattle area? Would like to connect!

Kyle, it is common to collect the full first month's rent of $1000 the first month and the prorated partial rent on February 1.  That will give you more protection than collecting the prorated rent the first month.  Best of luck!

Lukasz, greetings from Seattle, WA and welcome to BP!

Hi Jerry!  Greetings from Seattle as well!