All Forum Posts by: Casey Conner
Casey Conner has started 8 posts and replied 22 times.
Post: October East TN REI Meetup

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I hope to be there myself! I look forward to seeing everyone.
Post: Help! My tenant is a drug dealer.

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@Jocelyn Doumani
What’s his rate? (I’m sorry I couldn’t be more helpful.)
Post: Anyone Else Worn Out by Wholesalers Texts and Postcards?

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@Mark Przybysz
Low barrier to entry gets you a lot of people!
Post: Upcoming agent in TN

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Originally posted by @Kobe Xin:
@Casey Conner
Knowing your goals is important in real estate.
Depends on the timeline. Initially I want to get 10 transactions my first year (2021) before I deep dive with confidence. Roughly how many hours per transaction does one agent spend?
Post: Upcoming agent in TN

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Hey all. I’m sitting for my license on the 21st. Before then, what can I do to ensure I hit the ground running in real estate with lead generation and marketing?
Not saying advertise Just yet, but how to have solutions in place to be ready to go once licensed.
Thanks for any advice!
Post: New Wholesaler Looking to connect with Real Estate Investors!!

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Congrats on the venture! Feel free to directly message myself to help your, and maybe *our* clients.
Post: Properties under 5k.

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That's a great question Jason. So let's work backwards: the minimum for conventional down payments are 3.5% (depending on the lender.) $5,000 divided by 3.5% = 142k rounding. Now, assuming realtor fees, closing etc just puts you at 10% of purchase price, That same 142 all-in is now 147k with 10k used as cash into the deal.
With these same numbers you ought to be able to buy 50k homes with 5k down w/ conventional. However investment properties typically require 20% down. same math- 5k divided by 20%= 25k. still not including closing costs.
So to answer yes it is possible, but depends how you want to pay for the deal. Make sure your credit is good! I am in retail banking- and see folks use a cash advance to buy properties. (would not advise) so its possible!
Post: Off market deal with back taxes

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There’s a motivated seller that has taxes that roughly equal to the homes value. 15k In back taxes. The home will most likely be condemned this year.
Is it possible to negotiate back taxes with the county if it means them not having to condemn it?
Post: Need of contractor in Knoxville, TN

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@David A Love
If you can send some previous work, I’ll be happy to let you see what I’m working with. Thanks!
Post: Need of contractor in Knoxville, TN

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Hey all,
I am having a hard time find a contractor just for my personal home. Let me know if you can refer anyone, thanks for the help!