All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: First Flip Analysis Sugarland: how does this look?
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
Hi,
So I have an verbal offer we made for a flip in Sugarland, TX. Could you take a look below at the analysis and the photos as well? We estimated 40k for the rehab just based on square footage so far. The owner is looking to sell fast. Let me know your thoughts, thanks in advance!
@Andrew Dao here's the post!
Post: First Flip Houston Analysis
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
Sorry to just follow up on this: The house was sold for way higher than my offer, I suppose it was a buy and hold investor. Tough luck. @Shaun Vembutty thanks so much for offering to help! If you don't mind, I'll call you once I get a deal in play.
Post: Wholesale in Spring, TX (Houston)
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
@Robert Youngquist I'm interested in this property. Can I call you about this property? What's your contact?
Post: Investing in Rosenberg TX
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
@Bukola O. thanks for the link! I had no idea how bad the flooding was during the flood this year in the Brazos. This give me a good idea of what happened to the property. Found photos here on the website too:
Post: Investing in Rosenberg TX
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
@Fred Heller That's a good point, this property is pretty close to the Brazos. I'll investigate. Thanks for the tip!
Post: Investing in Revitalizing areas
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
@Daniel J. there's also crime areas to be aware of there. I've been using Trulia.com and looking at their crime map on each property to make sure. It seems areas near McGregor is safe.
@Sarah Kline I was looking at a four unit there as well but was too late on the trigger, just south of TSU. It's under contract now. Please let us know how it goes for you guys!
Post: Valuing investments in a flood plain
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
I have friends who live near the floor plain and looked at properties in the floodplain. He tells me after a property has been flooded twice, Insurance companies will not ensure the property anymore. This is especially the case after the recent Houston floods. That's something you have to keep in mind. Maybe talk to an insurance agent first.
Post: Investing in Rosenberg TX
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
Hi BPers in Houston Metro area, I'm putting in an offer on a small multifamily in Rosenberg TX. The numbers look pretty good and it's a lower rental property. But I'm curious as to your thoughts on the rental market and the economy of Rosenberg. care to pitch in?
Post: Joint Venture Agreement
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
@Catherine Decker thanks!
Post: Joint Venture Agreement
- Architect
- Houston, TX
- Posts 81
- Votes 25
@Catherine Decker thanks for the link. I got the forms, great! So did you ever use their attorney for their services?