All Forum Posts by: Jeff Richardson
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Post: Best Locations in US to BRRRR?

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- Irving, TX
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DFW has deals, you just have to either source the deal yourself or sign up for as many wholesaler's lists as possible and weed through the bad deals.
Post: Borrowing $100k from a friend to invest??

Jeff RichardsonPosted
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- Irving, TX
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I would check with a syndication lawyer they can write up a PPM that gets you what you want.
Post: Borrowing $100k from a friend to invest??

Jeff RichardsonPosted
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- Irving, TX
- Posts 175
- Votes 76
In order to pay him 10% interest, you'd have to get a minimum of 19% COC of his investment to make the cashflow needed just to pay the $1,660/ month payment .
Post: Borrowing $100k from a friend to invest??

Jeff RichardsonPosted
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- Irving, TX
- Posts 175
- Votes 76
How much cash flow are you expecting to pay off a $100,000 loan at 10% interest in 7 years?
Post: New to BP from Austin, Texas

Jeff RichardsonPosted
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- Irving, TX
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Bryant, that’s an excellent plan, it only took my wife and I 4 years to accomplish this, so I’m sure you’ll be able to get it done much quicker than you think, let me know if you have any questions.
Post: Advice for New Texas Agent

Jeff RichardsonPosted
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- Irving, TX
- Posts 175
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I did the exact same thing, the best way I knew to get leads is to tell to everyone you know that you’re an agent and ask them if they know anyone looking to buy or sell.
Post: BRRRR Vs Turnkey with a Full Time job

Jeff RichardsonPosted
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- Irving, TX
- Posts 175
- Votes 76
Roland, I have used the BRRR method to cover our living expenses with a total of about $100,000 invested and then reinvested in the DFW and Houston markets over the course of 4 years, it requires very little time. Let me know if you have any questions.
Post: Analyzing market to invest

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- Irving, TX
- Posts 175
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DFW and most of Texas have very landlord friendly laws, that is one of the reasons I prefer to stay in Texas when investing.
Post: CPA in DFW recommendations

Jeff RichardsonPosted
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- Irving, TX
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We use lifetime tax in DFW, very well versed in real estate investment tax.
Post: Investor Friendly Agents in DFW area?

Jeff RichardsonPosted
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- Irving, TX
- Posts 175
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Any time, I live at basswood and 35 in north Fort Worth.