All Forum Posts by: Justin Howe

Tracy Price Why are you limiting your criteria to owners who are 65+?

Mark Redmann Attend your local REIA. You'll find wholesalers and other investors to network with.

Mark Redmann Attend your local REIA. You'll find plenty of wholesalers and other investors there.

Brock Laramee the county assessors website will show you information about the property owner but wit necessarily provide you a list of leads. There are many ways to generate leads. Driving for dollars, direct mail, bandit signs, purchase a list from a broker...

Pablo Solorio Like others have said, a standard purchase agreement is all you need. Call a local realtor and ask them to send you one or find one online.

Elda Castillo I haven't heard of a lender that does HELOCs on investment properties.

Welcome to BP Monard Mosley

Joe Gile Welcome to BP You aren't alone out there in CA...lots of people look out of state for properties due to the high cost. The Midwest has cheaper property (IN, OH, MO, ect) Hopefully someone with more turnkey experience will chime in.

Welcome to BP Aaron H. What niche are you interested in?

Joseph Shin there's a ton of things you can do to make extra income. Drive for uber/lyft, do freelance work, get a second job, mow lawns, build websites, ect. The opportunity is endless. Use your skills to make money.