All Forum Posts by: Calus Glispie
Calus Glispie has started 10 posts and replied 45 times.
Post: Hard Money Credit Pulls

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
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Hey BP its me again. Im back with another question that i need you guys help with. Now coming up this May 2020 i plans on closing on my first small multi-family triplex that i will be house hacking. Not going to lie guys but ive got "ants in the pants" because i want to get a flip started before i leave because Ive got the funding and the deals to close on but i am a little skeptical. Only really because i should just focus my all my energy on the triplex.
So my question is, How bad is a credit pull from a hard money lender? also should i just close on triplex and use the capital if i have repairs and such then then look for my flip with hard money? or should i do the opposite and go for the flip right now and get make some extra cash for my move coming up?
Post: Moving to the Michigan Market in 6 months!?!

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
- Posts 52
- Votes 42
Hey BP in about 4-6 months I'll be moving into the Michigan market from the Florida market to purchase my first small multifamily property to house hack. Specifically in the Belleville/Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor area. Ive been doing a ton of research on the area from its grow in the past to where it expected to go in the future but to be honest I just wanted to get some feedback from some of the real investors who are actually there with their boots on the ground. I've been looking for some BP or REIA meetups so when i finally get there i can personally connect with everyone.
Well thanks for reading if there is anyone in these areas plz feel free to DM me is love to chat thanks again.
-Cal
Post: Real Estate Scaling

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
- Posts 52
- Votes 42
FHA loan into a duplex or triplex or 4 plex with a low down payment and house hack by living in one unit and rent out the others. Then refinance in a year out if the FHA into a conventional loan to reinvest the capital to fund future deals.
Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
- Posts 52
- Votes 42
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Post: Trying to build my CORE 4 in the Tampa Bay Area.

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
- Posts 52
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Hey BP i Currently just got finished reading David greene's book on BRRRR investing and i Absolutely fell in love with model. So since I've have decided to Implement this strategy in my own business, I think it's only right that i start to teach out to my CORE 4. I'm looking for Realtors, Contractors, Lenders, and Property Managers in the Tampa Bay surround area. The only stipulation I have is that you must also invest in real estate yourself and must be willing to work in a team well. PM me so we can talk
Thank you, Cal
Post: Easy $2,000 Rehab Near Busch Gardens and University of South FL

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
- Posts 52
- Votes 42
@altonshady is this property still available?
Post: Assigning a contract twice?

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
- Posts 52
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@John Thedford ok my friend thanks for the information
Post: Assigning a contract twice?

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
- Posts 52
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I have a quick question for BP that i can’t seem to find a clear answer to.
Ok so my question is....when scouting for properties all over the glorious internet i usually might come across a deal from another investor with a property for sale on one of these third party site like Craigslist, Offer Up, etc. Now with my getting in contact and doing some research on the property i pass the information to my buyer and he likes it and wants to close. Now i know i can take the price from the investor and add my fee and top but i just wanted some Clarity on the proper paperwork. Would i need two assignment contracts? Will the buyer even continue with two assignments on the HUD1? Im daily new I’m real estate and I’m not ashamed to say so but if you do have any knowledge on this subject i would greatly appreciate some feedback.
Thanks again BP and may you have a blessed new year!
Post: Condo for sale in Tampa,FL DEAL or NO DEAL??

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
- Posts 52
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Post: How long did it take you to get your first deal?

- Rental Property Investor
- Tampa, FL
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