All Forum Posts by: Andrew Carlson

@Jill F.

Dropping a knowledge bomb about cabinetry hinge-ery! I have some old style visible hinges. I might have to switch those out. Thanks!

@Brian Garrett

@Todd Dexheimer is a proven operator based out of Minnesota doing deals in the Midwest. Drop him a line.

@Kade T. Brunson

The owner of the rental you live in is interested in selling? Sounds like a total score! Go for it. Ask if she will do owner financing. House hack with all your bro friends!

I had the same dilemma. I have a small suv and wanted a truck in the worst way. Then my dad let me borrow his 5x9 enclosed trailer with a ladder rack on top. Carries anything a landlord could need without the expense of a pickup truck.

Wrong topic, sorry!

@Hayden Wright

I have a similar issue and these two guys also answered my question. Thank you @Greg Dickerson and @Danny Randazzo.

How does one go about getting a massive deal like mine or Hayden’s under contract? Will there be some expectation of proof of funds or a earnest money deposit? I wouldn’t be able to provide either. Or, what if we got the deals under contract, take them to a buyer and the buyer doesn’t like the price? Is there ability to renegotiate there? Asking the question here because Hayden may have a similar question.

@Jake Arnold

I have onsite laundry. Next time I empty the machines I’m going to put $10 in quarters into baggies for each resident.

@Greg Dickerson

Never heard of this, thank you so much!!

Long story short, I found a huge deal off market and developed good rapport with the owners nephew, who seems to be kind of organizing the deal. I have no means of purchasing a property this big. I know two people that could actually close something like this. One of them wasn’t interested, and the other one I don’t know all that well, but I gave him the information anyways.

The seller said I could sign a “Memorandum Of Understanding” (MOU) stating I am entitled to a finders fee if my buyer closes the deal.

My question is this...if my buyer takes this deal and passes it along to one of his buddies,(Remember, I don’t know this guy all that well) how do I ensure I retain a piece of the pie?

@Kirbi Campbell

Purchase $3 million in multi family. Ideally one big juicy deal.