All Forum Posts by: Sharad M.

Jen, thank you so much for your kind words. It was a real pleasure to work with you. Thank you for giving us the opportunity. 

I will pass your compliments to the entire team. It means a lot to me and everyone on our team. 

Hi Rob,

Around $4-$5/feet for a job like that.

Sharad

I would keep it off. You qant your entire postcard to be about the property you are looking to buy. 

Hi @Abdul Rahman

1) The standard size that majority of investors use is 4.25" x 6"

2) Website is not necessary but please be sure that you have a phone number on there. Most of the people will want to call you to reach you. You can get a free phone number at Google Voice

3) Yes, double sided. I would make the message very specific about looking to buy a house. You will get some people who will pass your information onto other people who are looking to sell.

4) One of the keys is doing multiple campaigns. Don't get discouraged after sending 1 or 2 postcards and not getting any deals. You will start seeing deals come in after you have sent postcards or letters to same people 4-6 times.

Best wishes for your future success.

Sharad

Hello all,

We are very close to making some amazing updates to our software and we are looking to interview some BP users to get feedback on some features we are developing. In return for your valuable time, we will offer discounts on our services when we launch.

Currently, we are looking to interview some active rehabbers and wholesalers.

Your time will be very much appreciated.

Please message me on BP or email me if you are interested.

Sharad

 Evan, my point about not investing in Cal City was beyond the neighborhood. It has to do with the regulations the city has. Not investor friendly at all

 Thank you for your kind words. I am glad you enjoyed the podcast. 

To answer your question, city of Hammond is great as long as you do everything legit: pull permits, hire licensed contractors, etc. There are some other cities like Merrillville, Highland, etc. where you can get by without pulling permits for everything but Hammond is more strict comparatively. Majority of my business is in Hammond and we have everyone licensed we used to do the work so we don't run into any issues.

 From personal experience, don't buy in Cal City. Horrible city to be landlord in. 

That makes sense, Ray.

I agree that the market is super competitive but in my opinion I don't think it's at the peak yet. I think it still have 30-40% growth left in it. Just based on my opinion and what I see around when I travel.

If market drops, I will speed up my buying but I don't see that happening anytime soon.

Hi Ray,

Interesting that you are already starting to look at other markets to invest when you live in one of the best areas to invest in. How do the numbers compare with what you are finding in Hammond? Just curious.

Sharad