All Forum Posts by: Jared Lichtin
Jared Lichtin has started 37 posts and replied 280 times.
Post: New to Real Estate, from Burbank, CA

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That's great man. BP = the place to be! I was fairly new in 2012 and now I have flipped a handful of properties, while working a full time job.
Post: flipping

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@Mark Smiley, I actually do equity partnershpis with friends.. When I have big deals and I am strapped for cash, they loan me a couple thousand with a good interest rate, or a percentage of the deal. Is there anyone you know with an IRA that would like to get a better ROI than in the stock market? If you guarantee them a 10 or 12% return, that is almost always more attractive for a 6 month timeline, even if they are loaning you 5 or 10k. Also, if you network with other local investors, they almost always have cash they would like to use to be an equity partner in a deal, especially if you use workers that they are comfortable with. Hope this helps.
Post: flipping

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yes, definitely network with other investors. even if you are newer, they can usually point you to better lenders who are more professional, quicker, and have better rates.
Post: Buying Out of State - Newbie

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@Eric DeVito I wouldn't rule out Pittsburgh.. Working in oil & gas, I can say that they have an amazing rental market.. I guess you'd have to contact an agent to know which specific areas. I was always down in Washington. I wouldn't look down there, but closer to downtown Pittsburgh the prices are crazy high right now!
Post: New Investor Question

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I agree with others, make sure your listing price is right. If it is your primary residence, it is all about your current financial situation. I would contact more than one agent and get their opinion, especially on your specific subdivision. The appreciation would be nice, though. Again, I would say the main thing is depending on how much money you have in it, and (also) how much of a hassle it would be to rent out.. that is, if you're moving out of state.
Wow, that's a great place. Did you end up wholesaling this to another investor?
@Ronald Hunt, what sort of homes are you looking for? Do you typically deal in just Indianapolis? I have a buddy that is looking for a place in Bloomington, and I was trying to explain what the options would be for either renting or live in flip type situation, but I wasn't exactly sure what the market was like over there.
Post: Flipping

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An agent shouldn't be saying things like that.. I'm sure there are deals somewhere. There's always deals out there for agents who are aggressive and smart enough to find it. I would try to find another agent, who is maybe more used to dealing with investors. Or, possibly look at a closer community within 30-60 minutes of you with more people, or a better housing market.
Post: First REAL investment deal

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Congrats, man! Yea, I would love to see some pics.
Post: My first deal diary and my introduction.

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- Cleveland, OH
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Awesome stuff, man.. Keep it up!!