All Forum Posts by: Dyryl Burnett
Dyryl Burnett has started 16 posts and replied 50 times.
Post: New in Chicago, and BP!

- Involved In Real Estate
- Chicago, IL
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Welcome to Bigger Pockets!
Extremely helpful and a great resourceful hub!
Post: To the Flippers, what systems seems to work for paying your contractors?

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- Chicago, IL
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Post: Was YOUR Credit Score and Savings strong when getting your first Property??

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- Chicago, IL
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@Michael Evans Thanks sir. I am looking to get my credit in order but I have to look into that as well. Never really paid attention to those details.
@Jon Holdman I looking to do a FHA OO Loan.
Post: Was YOUR Credit Score and Savings strong when getting your first Property??

- Involved In Real Estate
- Chicago, IL
- Posts 52
- Votes 8
Originally posted by @Jon Holdman:
I recommend finding a investor oriented mortgage broker in your are and discussing your specific situation and what you might be buying.
I have never heard of such. What do you mean by Investor Oriented Mortgage Broker? Sounds very interesting.
Post: Chicago General Contractors Worth Recommending?

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- Chicago, IL
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Hello All,
Could any who works in the Chicago land (or surrounding land), refer me to some really good General Contractors? I am actively seeking some good companies, for when I do purchase my FIRST property.
Humbly,
Dyry
Post: Recommendations for any AMAZING Chicago General Contractors??

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Hello All,
Could any who works in the Chicago land (or surrounding land), refer me to some really good General Contractors? I am actively seeking some good companies, for when I do purchase my FIRST property.
Humbly,
Dyry
Post: To the Flippers, what systems seems to work for paying your contractors?

- Involved In Real Estate
- Chicago, IL
- Posts 52
- Votes 8
Hello All,
I'm curious to learn ones (contract/payment) systems/approach when it comes to hiring contractors (be it a general contractor or subs) and paying them for their services. I'm in Chicago, and there are SOO MANY "quick & cheap" contractors, that its overwhelming.
I'm looking to start out with buy and holds, but I WANT to find units that need rehabs as I want to eventually:
1. Step into Fix and Flips
2. Purchase properties that need to be rehab.
3. Create my OWN contractor staff/team.
Would love to hear some wisdom on this topic!
Thanks,
DB
Post: Was YOUR Credit Score and Savings strong when getting your first Property??

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- Chicago, IL
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Post: COMPS!! Can I without an realtor?

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- Chicago, IL
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@Brie SchmidtTHANK YOU!!!! Yes I would love that. Do you have any podcasts, blogs, or anything? After reading your profile info, I feel I can learn ALOT from someone who has toured the world and looks to bring in $25K a month. lol
Post: Chicago Meetup for August

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Hi @Brie Schmidt countless thank yous for inviting me! The newbie will be attending! Looking forward to meeting everyone and learning for you successes.
DB