All Forum Posts by: Deyl Kearin

great quote Amy. Thanks for sharing! Here's one i've always liked:

cool website too. i just checked it out!

welcome Bes,
who/what is the prospect? love to get more info and see if we can't connect you with someone :)
Deyl

yeah, i like your website. how do you source your deals? are they residential or commercial?

Hey Luke!
First of all, i'm so stoked for you that you're starting this in High School! Be encouraged, you're way ahead of the game.

I started about 4 years ago in the end of college, and i absolutely love the real estate investment world. Feel free to ask questions, and i have a bunch of books i can recommend to help you too!
Blessings
Deyl

Hey Dustin!
welcome. i'm a newbie to the forum and just started my own blog a week ago. I've been in commercial RE acquisitions for about 4 years. Its a blast!
Blessings!
DK

Hi John,
welcome. i'm a newbie to the forum and just started my own blog a week ago. I've been in commercial RE acquisitions for about 4 years. Its a blast!

my first bit of advice: surround yourself with successful mentors and people smarter than you. the other bit... give to others freely and be generous, it'll come back!
Blessings!
DK

its all about getting in and getting out QUICK! i wouldn't want to be a guy that has thousands of condos coming on line in a saturated market in a few years.

Although, i do have a hundred coming online in Hawaii in about a year. They are workforce housing with 20% affordable though, not high end stuff.

before i did anything else, i would do a market feasibility study looking at things like population growth, employment growth, etc.

another step that should be added is financing. leverage is our friend!

i just finished a great course on site selection and market dynamics through CCIM www.ccim.com. It was the CI 102 class. VERY helpful![/url]

I love your outlooks. that is what my business is built on- think of helping other people first and things will come back to you. I've tried to create the same feel on my blog- a place where people connect and then help each other out. Thats the best part of this business- the people! I will definitely point people in my community to biggerpockets.

Keith Ferrazzi in his book Never Eat Alone says "Autonomy is a life vest made out of sand."

I look forward to becoming a contributing part of the community!