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All Forum Posts by: Cliff Orphe

Cliff Orphe has started 2 posts and replied 14 times.

Post: cleveland ohio

Cliff OrphePosted
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@Ryan Kinley

Can anyone who has whole sale prepped ties in Cleveland send me some, I’m looking to buy in 50k price range

Post: Cleveland housing market

Cliff OrphePosted
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Jay Heinrich, I complete understand The factors of certain areas and the reason why its priced the price it is. Have you invested in the cleveland market yet? Im just doing my home work before i commit to anything. 

Post: Cleveland housing market

Cliff OrphePosted
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@da'shawn murphy, Im not looking to rent more to flip, Im just tryna test it out maybe with one property, I would appreciate any info you can give me on what neighbored hood to look for. I would like to connect with you if you can.

Post: Cleveland housing market

Cliff OrphePosted
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I’m an invested in mass, I’m thinking about investing in Cleveland Ohio. I see houses as low as 15 to 30k. Are these price accurate, do homes sell out there for decent price. If there any people who got any deals going on out there. Would like some insight with some hard money deals or regular cash buyers from or familiar with that area.

@David Masciangelo

I hear you on that, my goal is to keep you busy so you don’t have to rely on first time home buyers, keep your productivity going so you have no time your not selling home.

@Eric M.

Thank you, I couldn’t agree more with you. That’s not going to stop an agent or buyer from purchasing house if everything is done nice. If anything it makes agent look good for bringing them to see a beautiful well done home. If the same person put 10 of these homes on the market a year and you sell at least 5 that’s a good amount of money to make. Agent will make there money and houses that are great shape make your job easier,clients will say you know what your doing and refer you to other buyers. When your steering people because the percentage is not in you favor your denying someone there dream home, that’s not fair let the buyer make that judgement call. Thank you for taking the time to give me your opinion Eric.

@Marcus Auerbach

I hear your argument also, but as invested it’s different then a regular home buyer. I know 3% for some is really low but the amount of business bringing buying and selling same properties with the same person every year is great business. I’ve had guys offer me 3 just so they can get my business I’ve stuck with the same person for years at higher rate. Glad to hear you opinion on the matter thank you for quick response.

@Jonathan Greene

I completely understand where you coming from. I’ve been doing this for while so I do have some experience, my quality of work speaks for its self also. My properties are well rehabbed, I can understand you not take long less then a 5 percent but from an investor point of you, it may not be beneficial to pay 5 when someone with same experience is offering me 3 percent. That helps my margins a lot more and gives me a lot of wiggle room. I would rather sell 3 to 5 houses a year between200 to 400k, and I’m buying these properties through same agent so that’s like double. I always want my agents to make money, we both just have to have an understanding. Thank you for your quick response.

@Anthony Dadlani

Thank you very much i agree with you, that sounds fair.

@Charlene Garrison

I hear you this is a serious question we have to ask because we take a lot of risk and sometime doesn’t always go the way we hope. I hope this helps you as much as it’s helping me. Hearing from people around agents and investors alike will give me a better idea what the rates are.