All Forum Posts by: Emily B.

@Kaung-Myat Naing check out Cinnaire Title, they're right downtown

Hey @Ryan Taylor, welcome to BP and back to Lansing. I'm also a buy and hold investor in the area. In addition to the meeting Drew mentioned there is a rental property group that meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month in Holt. Good group for landlord resources, if you plan to manage yourself. Both meetings are on meetup so you can see when things are happening.

What are RUBS? BP didn't have a little hint button on that one :) 

Hey Derek, if you search for Max Maxwell on YouTube, he has a lot of good wholesaling tips. Also, the book "If You Can't Wholesale After This, I've Got Nothing For You" is a great primer on the wholesaling process. I'd also recommend checking out the Ann Arbor REI club on meetup.com. They typically have a few sessions/classes dedicated to wholesaling that are pretty good. Good luck!

Where are you investing @Michael B.?

The Lansing, MI area is a pretty steady rental market. Deals are harder to find these days, but rents are stable. If you wanted to flip, I might suggest some of the surrounding areas to look for those opportunities, but again, finding deals takes some work.

She's asking 99k, but what are comparables? Also, like someone said above, is it zoned/permitted properly? Have you factored in property management, repairs, etc? Interesting idea on having her live there as down payment, but sounds like you need to get some more information on the property and projected expenses. 

@Nathan Hall, I was a fan of Ann Arbor clubs too. In your opinion, what could Lansing groups do to improve? I'm involved with the Mid-Michigan RPOA and would appreciate your feedback. Feel free to message me if you want.

Hi @Ali Ahmed, if you're ever looking in the Lansing, MI area I'd be happy to help. I'm a licensed agent in PM and my business partner is a licensed realtor and we both have investments in the area. We can arrange video calls/tours of properties or areas.

@Brian Flint have you searched meetup .com? That's one way I've found groups in my area.