All Forum Posts by: David Beckett
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Post: New Member from Upstate New York

- Surrey, British Columbia
- Posts 15
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If you truly are getting this boom, (make sure it's not fluff) now might be a good time to look at other accomadations to buy and hold for rent. Remember empty lots can have used houses moved on to them. (look for house movers)
Post: Newbie from Norway but now lives in Orlando,Florida

- Surrey, British Columbia
- Posts 15
- Votes 4
Kevin, join Bigger Pockets (cheap) read every article they ever published on Multi-family (get some information) THEN invest
Post: New Member from Upstate New York

- Surrey, British Columbia
- Posts 15
- Votes 4
another thing you should look at is the relaibility of all thos e blue collar jobs that pay the rent. is the big employer about to move labor off shore or go robotic??
Post: Do I need a lawyer?

- Surrey, British Columbia
- Posts 15
- Votes 4
Hi John... If you are going to be doing RE, you will certainly need legal advice and contract review. Get a membership at Legal Shield.Com, If you use my name, I willget a commission, But it's $19.95 a month and you get unlimited consultation, contract review(up to 10 pages). (D Beckett, Surrey BC)
I would suggest finding a good mortgage broker, (mine isalso an RE investo)r. The financing is not the issue, it is do you want to be an investor?Find out if you can get a mortgage, how big, then ask the owner if he wants to sell. Offer... After reno value (use comparable housesin the same neighbourhood) x .75 - actual cost of renovation - legal costs(title search, closing etc) - holding costs(pay the mortgage and electric andheat etc) = max offer= MAX, so start lower (25%?).
Get an LLC. Talk to "Veil Corp" in Utah. They can tell you all about asset protection. This is where I set up my international Corporation.
I do not mean to make RE complicated, it's worth the trouble