All Forum Posts by: Jason Duet

@Brandon Johnson, ahh, well that's unfortunate for us, but probably not for him lol!

@Daniel Shaffer and @Brandon Johnson, thanks for those recommendations as well. Brandon, does Kelly still do any carpentry or does he only do inspections now?

Thank you @Amy Verges!

I'm looking for recommendations on a good property inspector to do pre-listing and/or due diligence home inspections. Does anyone have someone they have had a good experience with?

Thanks @Robert Leonard, that's a generous offer that I may take you up on. And I appreciate you passing on the lender info as well @Ross Kerne.

@Jason Braud, I must have a doppelganger running around (soccer fields, apparently). I didn't attend EA, I'm not originally from the BR area.

My wife and I have the opportunity to pursue real estate investment for the first time, and so I am in the process of getting my Louisiana real estate salesperson license (again). I was curious if there were any other investor-agents who had some insight into local brokers who are investor friendly?

I'm looking forward to attending the next RING meeting on Tuesday and possibly meeting some of you I've talked with through BP. If anyone has considered looking for an agent to partner with (as an actual partner, not an agency relationship) I'd love to talk with you.

@Kyle Coleman, I've had the same thought concerning the demand for flooded homes that were rehabbed and placed back on the market. But I've seen at least one example of that working out really well; the home sold as soon as it hit the market. 

My feelings are that homes that flooded but are in a low-risk flood zone will do the best. They're outside of the 100-year flood plain, so I think that the fact that they flooded will generally be viewed by buyers as a once in a lifetime event (hopefully, it was).

Welcome @Vyaisha Moss! Read up and post often, and good luck with your first deal!