All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

I live and invest in Fort Wayne and have never heard of him in eight years.

I’m from Fort Wayne and have helped numerous people get started in the market here. 

@Andre Jernigan I don't know anything about those other two schools. Sorry.

I did my course here in Fort Wayne at Troyer a few years ago. It was boring and networking is zero. The only positive I see of doing it this way is that it is a motivation to get the course done as opposed to doing it online and not being disciplined enough to finish it. If you really stick with it, you could finish the course in just a few weeks time with the online option. And, as others said, spend that time networking with other people that could really help you such as the ones at tomorrow night's meet up. Wish you the best either way!

If you have any interest in jumping into the Fort Wayne market, I listed a package on Marketplace.

Unless you have a team on the ground to do all the work for you at a good price, I would suggest buying from someone who has properties that already have renters in place and property management in place with a history of success. 

Yes, what are you needing done?

We are part of an apartment syndication in a lender position, not equity position. We received interest for quite awhile with January being the last time we received any. During the course of this, they re-wrote the paperwork to change the interest from 12% to 7% which we agreed to get when they refinanced based on having the property more substantially leased. Now they are saying that we have to sign a release form that says we agree that they don't have to pay us the interest owed to us for February-July and that we will not sue them, stating that the title company HAS to have this release signed by all lenders to approve the refinance in order to start getting payments again. Is this true or is this company trying to pull a fast one on us?

Does anyone have a purchase contract that is for land only?

2% on assessed value is the going rate for investors