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All Forum Posts by: Alex Kehaya

Alex Kehaya has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

WOW everyone this is so awesome. Thank you for all these thoughts and suggestions it is really helpful. He has reduced the price but it has only been on the market for 11 days. I am not sure how much time he has to move on it or how much repairs the property needs (I'm out of town) but I am going to have my agent and contractor go take a look. 

Thank you everyone again for the suggestions. I'll probably keep watching the property and see if it sits on the market long enough to low ball.

I've done a few BRRR investments and my strategy is to buy at 75% of the AVR including closing costs and repairs. I'm looking at a deal where the seller is motivated due to a 1031 exchange. I told my agent I wanted to be all in at the above numbers and she simply replied "Then this is not the house for you".

I'm confused because I don't see why I shouldn't just offer what I'm willing to pay so that the numbers meet my strategy. It seems like the worst thing that can happen is that the seller says no. 


Is there something I'm missing here?

Post: Entrepreneur/Educator New To Real Estate

Alex KehayaPosted
  • united states
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 9

Hey All,

I'm an entrepreneur and educator and am interested in getting into real estate investing. I'm looking to meet other real estate investors and to learn more about the space in general. 

Who should I follow online to learn more? What resources are out there?