All Forum Posts by: Jason Dillard

I have a company that fits your needs.  Call 864-444-7650. 

All areas for right price or terms. 

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Talk to experienced landlord in area to verify rent rate and perception tenants have of neighborhood. You can email me.  

I love Ron Legrand.  Let me know how I can help you.  

Protect Your Assets With a Land Trust | CCIM Institute

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We use LLC for keepers and S-Corp for flips. However, is it worth the expense of having them in the beginning? The tax preparation and bookkeeping for each company is costly. If you already have something to protect then maybe it's worth it. If not, focus on deals for the first couple of years. In the mean time, buy an extra 1m in liability on your existing insurance policies(it's cheep). Get your personl home out of your name into a land trust now. Later, meet with CPA for specific advise you're looking for.

Call me in morning. 444-6750.  I'll send you a contract and help you determine value.  Text if you miss me. 

 I must be the smartest or luckiest real estate investor ever.  Some how I accomplished this most difficult and risky endeavor.  I mean, the rentals with tenants that didn't pay and the flips where the builder died were so safe and easy.  The obligation of making a payments to a bank for 360 months and the down payments that could never come back were so appealing that my wife loved me so much more than before.  And when I got my real estate licence, the buyer and seller clients flocked to my office..........

Wait, I just got carried away. It was the deals with no money at risk that was easier. The contracts that I didn't release the contingency until I had replaced my earnest money with my buyer's money, that had less risk. It was work and it took some advertising, but every business takes that. The cool thing about this business is if you can't afford to advertise, then you can make offers with agents, FSBO, or call every craigslist post for free.

Oh, and the short sale seller's that always provided just what we needed for the bank to discount every single time.........

That's a good point. However, I don't try to make a profit selling seminars.  The room cost more than what the attendees pay.  I'm actually teaching newbies how to wholesale deals and my hope is that they will call me first.