All Forum Posts by: Jared Bockoff

Thanks for insight everyone, really appreciated.

Hi all,

I intend to buy more properties as my portfolio and incomes allow.  I've recently found a job that has and will provide me with seed money and am now beginning to look for my second property.  I'm confident I'm able to flip, as I've managed construction and have been drafting plans for over a decade, but am currently looking for something to hold.  I may not buy another one for a while, but in time, I'd like to build a rapport and foster a relationship.  Someone who knows I'm interested, send me product, and understand I will pick something up when I can make it work.  A "Supply-side" economics model, in a way.  Show me what's available and in time I will learn what I can work with and what I can't, building my business along the way.

Am I worthy of access to a wholesaler's list?  Or are they mostly interested in agents, who then feed the deals to the investors?  If it's the latter, I'd be happy to put a wholesaler in touch with my agent, who is also an investor/broker/attorney.

Thanks for the help BP!

I'm looking for examples of foreclosure purchases that went south.  I'm thinking of doing my first ever, here in CA and wanted some examples of pitfalls to avoid.

I'm prepping for: Immovable tenants, multiple loans, title issues, structural problems, and funding difficulties, but I'll take any story you got.

Thanks!

How do I deal with the professional investors at the local auctions - Southbay, Los Angeles. 

How should I expect the so called 7-Angels to react to my bidding and would i have a better chance of success buying from one of them directly shortly after the auction (or something to that effect)?

Thanks