All Forum Posts by: Ari T.

Angel Rodriguez Welcome to BP. I would like the opportunity to expand my networking with my fellow military personnel. Send me an inbox and we will grab the coffee.

Kyle Germany welcome to BP. Tucson brings you lots of great opportunities. But before anything else, you need confidence that come with education. It looks like Dad is providing cash, but make sure you have all your options on table for a win/win investment. You need him to build equity and stay happy while you gain experience in real estate world. Keep educating yourself with podcasts and books. If there is anything I can do since we both live in Tucson, write me back.

Teniecha Cowart Congratulation stands for doing a great job on your business credit. Since we have lack of conversations on BP about business credit, would you mind to elaborate a bit on the strategy of getting your business credit built? I am sure lots of BP members will benefit.

@Nick A. Welcome to BP. Why not use services like: myagentfinder.com, you definitely need someone to narrow down on your requested area and you are more likely to achieve that by putting out a search.

Wish you all the best.

@Cody Lambson Welcome to BP.  Let me know if you want to expand your investment down in Tucson. I will be more than happy to have that Coffee with you and go over some great benefits. 

@Nicole Newman, Hi Nicole. The hardest part of the real estate investment is to find the real deal. To find the real deal you may go through many before you find the one. But remember, that one by itself worth all your search. Marketing is the vital part of this job. You do need a 24/7 system to work on your behalf. But you don't have to work 24/7 youself. Refine your marketing tactics. For example on your direct mail, who are you targeting? Landlords, absentee owners......etc? Also do not under estimate the MLS, make sure you go throw them systematically on daily bases. Despite what anybody says, MLS still is valuable source for distress properties. Look at Short sale, pre-foreclosures- Auctions at court house. BP has great source of materials to help you refine your marketing. Do not get discouraged.

@Javier Delgado, If you remember at Hogan school, they repeatedly said, "You interview the broker". All the commission schedules and costs are available on print. Ask for all the information upfront and study them. They normally have a base commission and as you build your business, you can always move up to another percentage split. Most even have flat fee as you do grow. From my experience Long Realty does have great reputation when you act as a Realtor. Now, I do not have any affiliation with long realty at all and it is my personal opinion. Again ask for all the details upfront, study ad make your decision. And remember, you are not lock in to a broker forever, you can change  if you see necessary. 

@Javier Delgado Welcome to BP.  Also congratulation on getting Licensed. The best way to select a broker is to establish your role first. Are you becoming a full time Realtor? are you an investor who would like to leverage by being a realtor? will you be a realtor and also do some investment down the road? There are some "Investor's friendly Brokers" in town when it comes to Investment which you need to be able to identify by finding out what they will offer you. The cost of insurance is also something that you need to consider which most will through at you. If you can elaborate a little about what you want to do, perhaps I or other BP members can help you out.

We are presently wholesaling a few single family properties in Phoenix area and we would like to network with a few qualified wholesale buyers to be able to offer these or any future properties that we take under contract. If you are in Phoenix area and are currently looking to expand to your real estate portfolio, please take a few moments to fill out the form below. More accurately you fill the form, better we can provide you with the right properties.  http://www.sapcapllc.com/wholesale-buyer-form/

@Jackie Sturniolo  I would do a certified mail as well. Tenant may claim he/she was not home during 5 days notice. Do what is legally required. Here is a download link to AZ Residential landlor/tenant Law: https://www.azag.gov/sites/default/files/documents/files/AZ%20Residential%20Landlord%20and%20Tenant%20Act%20-%20Revised%20July%203%202015.pdf