All Forum Posts by: Katie Sorensen

@Teri S. Good points and thank you for your input! The idea is for us to buy one of the first homes in a smaller neighborhood with the idea that most lots are sold by the time ours is done. We could force appreciation with landscaping and finishing basement. Would love follow up thoughts....

I did mine with a program I bought off groupon. Great price and no problem on the test. Once you get to looking at brokerages, consider eXp. Main reasons are the technology, learn/do/manage from anywhere in the world, powerful lead generation program, good commission splits, equity program in the company. PM if you'd like to learn more, and visit here for more details: http://kathleensorensen.exprealty.careers/

cheers!

I did one on groupon that was inexpensive and I liked... check it out. 

Once you get to looking at brokerages, take a look at eXp. Main reasons are the technology, top notch education that you can partake in from anywhere in the world, powerful lead generation program, good commission splits, equity program in the company. PM if you'd like to learn more, and visit here for more details: http://kathleensorensen.exprealty.careers/

cheers!

Hi! I'd like to put my $.02 in... After tons of research on brokerages, I'm really happy with my decision to go with eXp. Main reasons are the technology, learn/do/manage from anywhere in the world, powerful lead generation program, good commission splits, equity program in the company. PM if you'd like to learn more, and visit here for more details: http://kathleensorensen.exprealty.careers/

cheers!

I'm also with eXp realty and love it. Find out more about it here: http://kathleensorensen.exprealty.careers/

@Michael Hacker Don't be sorry, this is exactly why I asked for input and I appreciate your perspective. Give me lots to think about and good to know that you saw people actually do it and how it worked out for them... Thank you.

Hello! We are heavily considering commissioning the construction of a new house at the beginning of a new neighborhood with the idea that as the neighborhood goes on, the builder will raise prices, and thus ours will appreciate. Once the house us done, We would either rent it for a year, or sell right away. I’m a realtor, which helps the situation. Does anyone see pitfalls to this idea? Ideas on best way to finance it - keeping in mind that the loan doesn’t even close til the home is done with production builders. Thanks for your thoughts!

@Glen Fullerton we are 2nd position lenders on the property. It’s begun the foreclosure process with the 1st. May be able to pull it out of foreclosure with an offer though.

16 pad mobile home site for sale ** no trailer is owned by the park = no maintenance on them!**

All units rented at $285/month each

Value add = market rents are $50-60/mo higher. All tenants need written leases. Could meter water individually for long-term gain.

Purchase price $410,000

Owner carry $40,000 for 2 years at 8% APY interest only monthly payments

Not in flood plain

Reply here or message me w/ serious interest for more info!

Dave - I'm still w/ them for now, but need to move asap.