All Forum Posts by: Christian Bors

The suspense is killing me haha

thanks guys! Sounds like I should call the listing agent/pay attention to description and ask some questions before I check it out.  It seems to me that a lot of properties that have been listed for a while have few pictures. Poor marketing by the agent/owner may lead to an opportunity. 

When scanning the mls or some website like realtor.com, if the property does not have any pictures displayed how should one interpret the situation? Does this mean the property is in horrible shape and I shouldn't waste my time? Should I expect a significant rehab? Or if its a new property, does it mean the realtor simply hasn't loaded any photos yet and will do so in the next couple of days?

Awesome Awesome Awesome webinar!

Great job brandon

I missed last weeks. I was moving so I didn't have internet access and Barnes and Nobles would not let me access the site. I will definitely be there tonight. Are all the webinars the same or do they vary each week. And if so, is there a place where I can watch past webinars? Thanks Brandon

Seems like a lot of people decided to use the FHA loan and begin there investing career in their 20's. I actually did the same thing. I bought my first property (age 23) June 30th, a triplex, using a FHA loan and I am currently looking for my second investment. This is a great way to start! I am now living for free and I'm able to save much quicker for the second property. Its exciting to see when people started and how far they have come in a couple of years. Its more motivation for me to grow my real estate portfolio.

I love the idea of a gift card in Dec. It will make the tenant happy and feel like you have a good/strong relationship with the landlord.

You can always set up the business account as a sole prop.  That way you can run the business account separate from your personal.  You also avoid paying state for an EIN number.  When starting off, every penny is valuable at least to me it is.