All Forum Posts by: Jason Carter

@Oliver Ross reach out to @Rob Drum, he may be able to help finding BRRRR properties.

And @Antoine Martel sells some turnkey there too. 

@Eric Hrlbock curious if you have an update on this property? 

The longer I am in real estate the more and more I believe the ultimate goal is to become the bank. You ever notice how much the banks and hard money lenders make relative to the work they do? 

And it's relatively easy and secured by real estate. 

I'd invest a good chunk in a safe index fund type of investment. I'd keep doing a couple syndications - those are also easy money and there are some very reputable syndicators out there. You just have to ask around. 

Then I'd lend hard money. 

Easy street. 

Thanks @Verna Littleton. I did and they were great. 

Thanks @Douglas Skipworth. I'll give 'em a shout. 

Thanks @Scott Layson!

Have water leaking up from a floor whenever it rains. Looking for a recommendation. Thanks.

@Rob Drum in Birmingham. 

I'd house hack. I wish I had known that strategy when I started. 

Question: So you're approved for 500K but if you house hack and the other side or other unit is going to bring in let's say $1500, could you get approved for more than 500K? As you'll have $1500 of additional income? I'm not sure how that works but I've seen people claim you can do that. 

One more question for you: In what neighborhood do you work? Makes a big difference in LA cuz you want to live as close to work as possible for quality of life. Personally I wouldn't buy anything, no matter how good, if it means sitting in traffic 4 hours a day. I'd just buy out of state if i couldn't live within a reasonable distance of work. 

@Michael T. mentioned some good areas to look at, maybe a little further east of the city too? I saw some interesting deals out by Tujunga and San Bernardino a while back. 

@Rob Hakes talk to @Antoine Martel. He's having huge success with his turnkey company. I'm biased, but there's a reason I invest my money with him and not with other turnkey companies.