All Forum Posts by: Andrew Angerer

I'd love to help, but I have little experience in facebook marketing. 

Always a good question. While I am no master, I would say look at the jobs report. If you have a lot of new companies coming in then that population growth will probably keep on going. If you have a section that has a ton of old manufacturing or old retail ( Kmart or sears) then I would stay away. 

Look where new amazon distribution centers are going in, that may be a good start.

Best of luck, let me know what you find

I strongly believe in giving as part of life. While I do not have much to give in real estate, I was able to pull together some data on prices for SFH in the suburban area of Dayton Ohio (Near WPAFB, a big federal employer) that I want to share. Feel free to take a look, use as you need, everything is from the MLS. Let me know your opinions on how the data is presented, I want to try to match what the industry typical looks like.

Cheers!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XOSWEJmyxGn8MHd0MWcc_zVvDiIjSCzRgiqXBDPhI2A/edit?usp=sharing

What type of social media people are you looking for?

Hello all,

 I am currently watching as many possible deal of the day (walk thru), regarding price, renovation needs and cost, and comparative market prices for rents. While Bigger pockets has a wealth of examples, I am running out of new ones to review. I was wondering if you all had any good resources or ones of your own you would be willing to share with me.

Any advice is appreciated! Thanks all!

I think everyone could use more time in the day! How is it going bringing in new team members ?

I went with a local credit union, shop around in your area that has low interest rates. I found the process very easy and it did not cost me anything to set up. Granted what I opened was a HELOC, so that probably made it easier, but if you are just looking for a line of credit you may be in luck since the economy is doing so good.

Let me know if you have any questions

Love the brick, and thats a great way to house hack, just have some "roommates" that pay you. Hopefully they pay more than your monthly mortgage bill.

Whats next after this?

The app leaves a lot to be desired, I have had similar issues on my phone. 

Regarding your wholesaling plan, it seems that you have a great starting idea. My understanding of wholesaling is that you should find people who are new to REI and really do not want to do a lot of their own work. To reach these people you need to advertise, weather it is online, or word of mouth or putting posters outside. Something like, "Calling all new real estate investors" would be a good title, but you use your own words. Once people start to contact you, you can either give them a list of all the properties for a fee, or tell them that they need to pay you once they have closed on it, or both. It would help to build a website as well, give them enough info to entice them, but do not give too much to give away your product for free.

Honestly, if you go to another wholesaling website just see what they do and take what you like and dont like and apply it to your own company.

Best,

Andrew