All Forum Posts by: Dorian Weber
Dorian Weber has started 7 posts and replied 36 times.
Post: Best skip tracing / phone number services (FL)

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
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Originally posted by @Jp Kilduff:
Check us out. We're a service that has non committal monthly plans as well as a free option with tiered pricing.
I shall have a look, thanks
Post: Best skip tracing / phone number services (FL)

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
Originally posted by @Ralph Germain:
HI Dorian - You may definitely want to go the pay route to save time. Propstream is a great web-based software that provides lists with property owners names and information. You can pay for their skip tracing service which is about $0.12 a lead with no min order.
Thanks for the advice - im not really wanting volume of numbers just to be able to find specific homes when driving for dollars etc. Can you use this service for specific homes or is it just a batch / list of numbers?
Post: Best skip tracing / phone number services (FL)

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
Hi
Not a wholeseller, just looking at ways to find owners of distressed properties I come across on my travels or phoning up expired listings without having to get in touch with the prior listing agent
I use the free versions of white pages, tru people. most of time the numbers are not working/old
Anything better you might recommend, I dot mind pay for a service but wanted to get the input from those out there
Thanks in advance
Post: Found an off-market deal; unsure of what to do next

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
Any reason you want to purchase without your husband? Seems like the best way forward if it is a deal
Post: Long distance real estate without the visit

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
I have had several people purchase sight unseen outside of a video / FaceTime call. Unless you are an inspector or know what to look for, walking the halls is more a "lets me feel safe"
Hire a good inspector and if need be throw them another $50-100 to go through the line items of the major things and get their opinion
But you dont need to walk the property yourself unless doing so brings value.
Post: Need Help!!! Buying Multifamily in Coral Springs FL,

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
Ok - realtor here
Kinda confused about your situation - my .2. cents would be to stay away from condo associations as very rarely do Condos really cash flow well as you have an HOA fee to take into consideration along with a lot of rules etc
auction - if you have the cash you are fine if you have to finance you might be up the creek without a paddle (unless you do a hard money loan)
You cant go the FHA route as its a condo and more than 4 units
my suggestions would be to do the regular FHA multi family home loan on a quad - I believe in browards and dade the limit is around 775-780k on a quad
the market is crazy at the moment in suit florida so you are looking closer to a 5-7% cap rate on most multi families
shoot me a message if you need ore info or want me to run numbers for you im based up in west palm
Post: It is posible buy two rental property every year ?

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
Originally posted by @Justin Gottuso:
@Krystal Marquez so you can save around $25k per year? You can get two small 2 bed 1 bath houses in the Midwest for $50k each that rent for $650/750 each; focus on finding great deals and partner with cash providers/investors so you own it and get cash flow while they get 7-10% interest and you can get more properties and gradually refinance; get a FHA loan (3.5% down) on the largest property you can get snd live in one and rent the other units; get another part time job or better paying full time job to save and invest more.
Legit question - where are people buying $50k homes. I have 1500k burning a hole in my pocket
Post: I have 50k to start, where should I invest

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
Originally posted by @Bill F.:
Originally posted by @Chester Wang:
@Bill F. Thanks for the suggestion bill. I have done many research in the past 6 months and reached to a stage that i have to take action to learn more. Thats why im asking for everyone's ideas here
Chester, I don't mean to be crass or negative, but simply in the spirit of realism. You haven't done enough research and are co-opting that line about 'taking action to learn' from some podcast or book you've heard to rationalize a thought you know is not one of your best.
If you had done enough research, you wouldn't be asking a bunch of strangers on the internet, a significant fraction of whom would make money if you bought their good/service, how to invest your hard earned money.
Best of Luck
At some point you want to ask for advice from people and yes that might included people who stand to profit in an area. You know what you know, and you dont know what you dont know.
The guy is asking for advice on areas, everyone here recommends an area especially realtors in those areas. If OP gets a list of 10 cities they can do some admin, run the numbers and see where might be a good fit.
Post: Expensive repair on rental. Should I do it?

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
Question - chip it up and replace with gravel?
Post: Life just changed and now I am 100% remote - where to live??

- Real Estate Agent
- Wellington, FL
- Posts 36
- Votes 17
Originally posted by @Colleen F.:
@Dorian Weber Honestly there are probably places in north florida you can afford if that is what you want to do and look hard enough. It is not an expensive state overall. There are also alot of people that will say go to Ohio and Indiana so you can invest however there advantages to keeping your investments local. If you go out of state you would need to do conventional 20% down so there is more money upfront but depends on the price point you are looking at if that is a signficant down payment in $$. Also make sure when you buy out of your area businesses are not leaving the area you buy in.
Realistically I would need to do that after I utilised any FHA program as I would want to keep that for a year and then start putting down 20%. As an agent initially the FHA loan at 3.5%...the commission on that should help with that downpayment as will my NMLS number. So that property will be very affordable out of pocket and wont take too much out of my savings initially. The 20% units on the other hand, will
For me, if I end up having to buy more than 90min/2 hours away from me I would most likely need a property management company anyway so at that point I dont see as much difference if it is in Tampa or Memphis. But im open to all opinions. the next 2-3 years is going to be the big movement for me and I need to maximise that time with the opportunity