All Forum Posts by: Dorian Wood
Dorian Wood has started 5 posts and replied 26 times.
Post: What ROI are buy & hold investors seeking on SFH in Dallas, TX?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
I strive for a cash on cash return of at least 10%.
Post: Flip going south: Here is my story. I need advice on what to do

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
Femi I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It seems you are seeking legal advice so you should definitely consult a real estate attorney. I hope this doesn't stop you from doing more deals in the future. As far as options with the property to me you have 3: wait on city permits and finish rehab and sell for loss or refi and rent (BRRRR). Or sell property now AS-IS take a loss and move on. Hope this helps. Good luck!
Post: I have over 75000 saved. What is the most efficient way to start?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
Hi Randy, Congrats on taking the first step towards financial freedom. I think the first thing you should do is continue to educate yourself using books, podcasts, BiggerPockets, etc. Then I would find a local mentor in your area that is doing what you want to do. I think if you want to reach financial freedom the fastest you will have to buy great deals and using smart leverage. I also would use the BRRRR strategy, this will allow you to use your same $75k on multiple deals. I hope this helps.
Post: Found a Duplex! Need Advice asap! First property!

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
Congrats on jumping into real estate. As far a financing I think it depends on the property. If the property is turnkey (move in ready) and doesn't need any repairs or upgrades it's best to purchase with traditional financing (30 yr fix rate) if the property is in distressed and way below market value then you should use the BRRRR strategy. Other advice: get property inspection, get copy of current leases, get current tenants to sign estoppel agreement. Also you need to know your ARV and market rents on every property before you purchase! Use a realtor to pull comps for you. I hope this helps.
Post: What is your Strategy for 2019

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
Going to BRRRR, 2 rentals this year!
Post: What is your system for collecting rent?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
Steve I use Cozy.co. It’s free for investors. Tenants can pay with credit/debit cards or use direct deposit from there checking accounts. Don’t have to worry about checks bouncing or being lost in the mail.
Post: Home run deal but need HELP!

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
Hey Brad,
Congrats on landing this great deal! I think your best option is to find a partner or private lender to fund down payment for the hard money loan. I’m sure with a little networking and hussle you can find a partner easy with those numbers.
Post: seeking private lender

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
We specialize in 1 to 4 unit properties. We do fix and flip deals and we also do BRRRR deals. I will definitely apply once I get by next deal under contract. What interest rates and terms do you all offer?
Post: Mesquite, Tx., 75150 - Flip or Rental

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
Hi Randy,
Can you PM details if still available. Thanks
Post: Cheap Rental/ Flip in Mesquite Northridge Estates

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 27
- Votes 14
Hi Marshall,
PM details if still available