All Forum Posts by: Brian K.

Depends on the area I think. Maybe some others can chime in on this what they think.

I kind of had the same thing happen. Guys house had fire damage, it was to far gone for repairs, city got after him so it was demolished. He has since moved out of the city. But this lot sits in a not so great area and I'm not buying empty lots in a depressed area.

Welcome to BP Brad White. You have come to the right place to learn all about REI, tons of great info that will help you take some action and no up selling. Their are lots of real investors here for you to network with, also most are willing to help with all their experience. I know there's even a few on here from the Carolina's.

Checkout all of the BP podcast and YouTube.

Thanks very much for your service.

No time to waste!

Tiffany Alexy welcome to BP. If you haven't yet checkout all the podcast, lots of great info to get you started.

Having your license should come in pretty handy.

Best of luck to you.

Noah Nelson get a hold of me, maybe I can help you out.

Welcome to BP Ashlie Greising. Stick around and you will learn a lot about REI here, tons of great info, check out all the podcast there great.

What made you pick St. Louis to buy your rental?

There's a bunch of REI's on here from the Austin area, never been there but I here its a great place.

Congrats on the little one!

Stuart Fox great idea. I don't have any multi-families yet, but I would sure enjoy learning what I can to be better prepared.

I'm not sure about selling the LLC to the end buyer.

Look for Standard Form Contract For Purchase and Sale of Real Estate or Purchase Agreement, this should give you a good idea of what works in your state. It is what's most familiar to the real estate professionals, then you can always talk to a lawyer about making changes or additions.

Partners, I don't always mention it right away until I find out the situation.

Simple assignment with your buyer. If you use a investor friendly title company they will be a deal maker for you and answer a lot of your questions, because you are repeat business for them.

Daniel Nield that's a pretty amazing story, lots of work but how else are you going to learn right. If you don't quit you will never lose. Of the 12,000 what are your biggest owner types? Where about is Torrington? What are you going to class for this weekend?

Enjoy the 10 month old they grow up quick.

Hi and welcome to BP Elizabeth Davis. Use BP as another tool in your toolbox to get those rentals. Lots of experienced REI's here that would be happy to help you, share what you know with others.

Goal are great, so go out and hit them now. Best of luck!

Kyle Bombare welcome to BP. Don't forget to check out all the great podcast. Also, just search around the BP site, lots of great info here.

What type of REI are you looking at getting into?

Best of luck to ya.