All Forum Posts by: Ian Hamrick

Hello BP World

I have been reading the 12-week year.

A fantastic book about how to be more productive in life. One of the core concepts the book talks about is having a peer group to keep each other focused, encouraged, and moving forward toward accomplishing our personal goals. 

Would anyone be interested in forming such a group and meeting once a week?

Beautiful home for sale in Manor, TX, outside of Austin.

3 BDR/2BTH 1700 SQ FT excellent investment property

Located on a corner lot with no neighbors to one side and no possibility of neighbors behind the property.

The home has been rented continuously since 2020.

It contains all new appliances

MLS listed price - $395K (price is flexible for serious investors)

Rent: $1875/month

The home already has a tenant interested in staying there for at least two years. 

For the right investor, they would not have to worry about finding a tenant for some time on a newly built home!!!

If your interested or have any more questions please contact me.

https://www.zillow.com/homes/1...

Bruce

For now I am looking in all areas between SA and Austin and even in some areas north of Austin. Any information you have is well appreciated.

Thanks in advance

BP

I went on a search for HUD/Foreclosure homes in a city about an hour away. In conducting a web search there are plenty of websites that come up charging monthly fees.

Is there a good website to use or is the best way to go about make a trip to their city hall and retrieve the list?

Appreciate the feedback everyone.

What it is, in my opinion, is I did my first deal like I was going to live in the house. Now that I got a taste I want to do another deal but I know that my funds are limited.

I know there are many creative ways to finance a new deal. But I have never done any creative deal as of yet and I really interested in doing BRRRR's. Its feels like I am back to square one again even though I have done my 1st deal. Where do I start? Is it by finding the deal? Securing the money?

I recently closed and am renting out my first property. I am being told by many people that I will have to wait years to build up capital and equity to invest in my next property. 

I believe that I don't need to wait a few years to secure my next investment. I am looking for some tips/guidance on how to secure the next property.

I am also ordered the 90 days of intention journal and would like to find an accountability partner so we can help each other turbo charge achieving our goals.

I read a few of the wholesale newbie questions I was hoping to find the answer to my question before posting. If there is a post that answers this question please post a link.

I am working with some wholesalers who luckily are very reputable and friendly. When I get emailed a posting all they list is the asking price and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms. What other numbers do I need so I can accurately evaluate a property using the BP calculators?  

Would I need different numbers if I considering doing a flip?

Thanks in advance

Thanks, Scott.

I hit a few snags but I am still pushing forward.

I am looking forward to this meeting with great anticipation.

I a just starting out.

Cannot wait to attend.

Thanks guys for the feedback. I really appreciate it. Being that I made a lot of rough estimates on the numbers. Are there numbers that would make this deal work?

Being that there are a lot of inputs in the calculator. Which numbers are key if you want to be a "Buy and Hold" investor?