All Forum Posts by: Justin Kurpius

@Dante Foreman.

Smarter not harder.

Can u optimize what u r doing is the question.

@Alvin Uy cash is cheap. I would cash out refi to take advantage of the low interest rates. Let your tenants pay down the new loans. Use the cash and find a sound real estate investment that meets your current needs / criteria.

@Isaura Orellana. If u r numbers focused, how does the possibility of a subprime auto lending bubble effect Detroit?

It seems new reports are hitting the wire each month on this. It would also seem this could hit Michigan/Detroit hard.

@Connor Mullen. The fact that u r spending time to interview multiple PM’s shows u care about your business. In this case, call each PM’s main line for a mock issue to see how it is handled. Utilize that feedback in your interview.

-Justin

@Peter Roehrich

Run a report on homes that have sold fast in a medium to slow market and investigate pictures / details.

In my area, as homes enter the market I can tell instantly if it will go fast (nice kitchen, lighter than darker colors, a few nice bathrooms).

So.....the aftermath is.....the good homes go fast.

@Chai Xiong. Error post gets us all. But....how did this deal play out? Winner or loser?

@Kirk Frickey. If u want cash flow, consider MF. If u want long term wealth, consider SFH's in 4-5 star neighborhoods w/ BRRRR method.

Define your goals first if u haven’t already.

-Justin

@Curtis H. Circle back to your business plan and your WHY. Sounds like an awesome property that is cash flowing. And has great updates that should last a while

Not knowing your plan might mean bad advice.

-Justin

@Karina Segovia. Find 5 other similar like listings. IMO, land deals are more speculative than other deals. What are your goals?

@Julio Cesar Lopez. Welcome. It seems u r already 5 steps ahead of your peers given your age.

First piece of advice: shorten up your post. Jump right into the point. Busy-ness trumps reading.

Put your head down with BP and stay outside your comfort zone.

-Justin