All Forum Posts by: Jim Fichera

Why New Hampshire if you live in Worcester?  Wholesaling isn’t an easy thing to get into. It can be lucrative if you build it up but if your intention is only one or two deals you may find the return not worth the time you put in. That being said, if you come across anything I’m a cash buyer in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

It’s better to borrow up front so you know you have the cash reserves if another project comes up. Primary bank in Bedford or Millyard bank in Nashua may be able to help you with a construction loan to finish the project. If you can’t get funding you may be stuck and have to sell as is. 

Try Sweeney and Sweeney in Nashua and if your looking to sell wholesales let me know. I’m always looking for deals. 

Hi Asar, I'll have been a HomeVestors franchisee for five years this coming March. I will be one of the 98% re signing. As Tylor said HomeVestors gives you to utilize the advertising system and processes they have refined for 25 years.While i had business experience i had very little real estate experience. HVA gives you the opportunity to hit the ground running. In addition to the advertising ,you are assigned  development agent who acts as a mentor to help guide you. There is also regular training, propitiatory software and two yearly conventions to help along the way. Yes, there is an upfront cost and a percentage you pay on properties you sell. In my opinion it's more than worth it for the value you receive. Within the first year i had grown to a full franchise and reduced my royalty. I've bought well over 50 houses thus far in the very competitive and lucrative New England market. Don't get me wrong there is a lot of work involved but you get what you put in and it's not for everyone. 

I know some franchees in PA. Feel free to call me if you want to discuss the system. 

@Joe S. Generally I pay about $600 for a tub and surround. Works great to make a tub in a flip look great. Don’t think I would use it on a rental though.