All Forum Posts by: John Van Uytven

@Jennifer Griffin

Have you searched for other flippers in your area?

Learn from them, potentially partner with them.

Have you done any other flipping?
What is your background?

@Benjamin Allen

That is some great news. Congratulations on getting out there and getting things done.

You have some great goals ahead of you.

How long have you been investing?

When do you think you will purchase the next property?

Have a great day

DFTBA
Don't Forget To Be Awesome

@Jennifer Griffin

as far as secure lines of credit you will need to have other property or a business to put up as the security.

What kind of projects are you working on?
Buy and Hold? 
Flips?

@Jose Medina

So you mean you don't have a lot of Equity in that home to get a Line of Credit on?

Have you considered finding a local flipper to work with and learn from them?

@Travis Beehler

that's awesome, congratulations

How far to you plan to go with your rentals?

Have a great weekend and keep it up.

@Olivia Garcia

Hello, I don't know any schools you can attend out there. 

Why do you want to get your license?

What are the annual dues in your area to keep your license?

What kind of job are you currently doing?

Are you working full time?
Do you have experience with sales?

I just want to make sure you know you are making the right choice.

@Chereny Woodard

WOW

Those are some Woes indeed.

I don't know how things are done in the town you are in, and things vary with property managers from location to location.

If you don't have trust in your relationship, you don't have a relationship.

If the trust is gone, then you should start to look elsewhere.

OR talk it out. Ask is this the way the normally do things?

Call other property managers in the area and see how they do things?

I have heard some Property Managers call over everything and others have an agreement if to fix something it cost less than XX dollars they are allowed to fix it.

Does the company not have a maintenance crew? A good maintenance person could have taken care of the fridge issue.

I am sure you also figured out that laying peel and stick tile is not a fun thing to do.

How long did it take you to do the job?

Did you use the same tile that they were planning to use?

Did you get multiple bids?
You should always get 3 bids, if you really aren't sure go for 5 or more.

How big is the current company?

What are you thinking for going forward?

@Bradley Culper

You need to consult a lawyer.

With the financing regulations that are in place, you need to know Area specific regulations.

I am sorry I can't be of more help.

@Darren Eady

We were just talking about this in another post. 

It has been great, I have learned so much from the BP community. 

I have also met some amazing people from here as well.

Welcome to BP @Loren Clive

Sounds like a you have some great experience to share.

The company I worked for used Appfolio, I don't know if it will be helpful to you at the current size of your company.

What are your plans for your own company?

Where do you see yourself taking your company?

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