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All Forum Posts by: Jessica Dorsett

Jessica Dorsett has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Questions to ask when looking for an investor

Jessica DorsettPosted
  • Buffalo, NY
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Thank you for your advice @Dorothy Butala this helps a lot. 

Post: Questions to ask when looking for an investor

Jessica DorsettPosted
  • Buffalo, NY
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Hi, Everyone my name is Jessica and I am new to real estate investing. I live in the Bronx NY, I am a single mom and business owner. I am very excited about getting started in real estate investing. I have been studying and looking into properties for about 6 months and I found one that seems to be great. I will be attending local investment groups in hop in finding an investor and realtor. I already have a contractor I need a realtor and a investor. I am ready, nervous, and excited all at the same time. I just need to ask a few questions?

When looking for an investor what are some great questions to ask?

Through my studies I keep hearing that you should not disclose any information about your property that you are looking into until you are under contract, because investors or realtor can take it from you. How true is that?

How do you approach an investor with your pitch on a property?