All Forum Posts by: Jay Johnson
Jay Johnson has started 4 posts and replied 155 times.
Post: My active and upcoming flip projects for BP members to follow
- Pelham, NC
- Posts 160
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Congratulations on all your success! I like the way you and your business partner have everything setup.
Much more success to you!
Post: My first six figure flip .....Hopefully. With Before and Afters
- Pelham, NC
- Posts 160
- Votes 54
Congratulations to you and the wholesaler!
Hey Christina,
I'm from near the Greensboro area. Hope you find the deals you're looking for! Cash flowing properties is the long-term goal!
Post: My 1ST TWO DEALS in Orlando & Central Florida
- Pelham, NC
- Posts 160
- Votes 54
Congratulations on your first deal! I hope you have many more! That's encouraging for everyone ( including me ) still trying to get out the gate.
Post: My first six figure flip .....Hopefully. With Before and Afters
- Pelham, NC
- Posts 160
- Votes 54
Great job! I love the transformation! I saw "assignment fee", so, this deal came from a wholesaler? Once again, great job!
Post: SO I paid off one of my mortgages TODAY, thank you Jesus!!!
- Pelham, NC
- Posts 160
- Votes 54
Congratulations!
Already have and will send more. May the Father bless her and the whole situation.
Post: Bought 1st Property, working 3 jobs, with 5 kids under 5 yrs old
- Pelham, NC
- Posts 160
- Votes 54
Congratulations! Way to make it happen in a situation that most people would have used as an excuse not to take action. You just gave me some inspiration. Keep getting it done!
Post: Just finished a flip....PICS
- Pelham, NC
- Posts 160
- Votes 54
Nice job!!! Hope you get asking price or over!
Post: Bird-Dogging vs. Wholesaling - Are they any different?
- Pelham, NC
- Posts 160
- Votes 54
Originally posted by @Joe Fairless:
@Brittaney WoodsI raise money and buy apt communities with my investors (and put in my own money too). On my first deal I didn't put in my own money because I didn't have any to put into it (I raised the money). Re: creative strategies, one of them is a Master Lease. I used this approach to buy a 168 unit (my first apt deal). I still had to bring money to the table (about 20%) but it allowed me and my investors to take control of a property without having to get formal loan approval because the current owner stayed on as a guarantor.
Those are some of the deal structures I would love to put together!