All Forum Posts by: Jay Cam

Thanks Mark

Thanks Rachel H.

Thank you both for the feedback. I plan to visit more parks this weekend.

Hello bp family.
I am strongly considering investing in mobile homes in parks. I have met with 1 park manager so far. Is it common for you all to pay anything up front or go thru things with the manager like app fees, background check, and deposits? I will not be living in the homes and i told the manager that as well. I will buy and resell. Your help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Hello. What state is the judgment?

What state did the debtor move to?

thank you everyone for your support!!

@Blake Brose    I am considering all of the KC Metro area- on both sides of the state line.

Hello everyone. I am a new investor in Kansas City. After several years of reading books and months of watching videos, I have decided to take action. I still work full-time but I will be investing part-time (part-time for now). I'm still looking for my 1st deal. Long term strategy: buy & hold. 

Hello bp family. I am a new investor in KC and I have been thinking about this for quite a bit today. Here it is.......

I plan to buy some vacant properties in my area and then wholesale or flat out sell them off. If the owner is out of town, I guess I will not be able to go inside the property until I get it under contract. What if the owner is local and does not have the key. I don't want to put any money into these properties for repairs or even to change the locks because I won't be keeping them. I don't expect these homes to be in very good condition.  Would this be a problem for a potential buyer of mine if they cannot go inside the property????  I don't want to sound like a rookie, but I am a rookie. I have been reading a lot of posts and viewing videos but I have not seen an answer to this question/concern. I do know that if a house is in good condition, I need to go inside before making a deal and closing. Please advise.   Thank you.

-Jay