All Forum Posts by: Kobe McDaniel

HELP!!!

I'm looking to get into buy and hold investing and am looking for suggestions on Deal Analyzer tools. 

So far I've stumbled across 1.) Bigger Pockets Deal Analyzer

2.) Deal Machine online analyzer/ App

3.) Creating my own spreadsheets.

Any input is valuable to me at this time. Thank you!

Here's a quick scenario I would love some input on. Let's say one owns a plot of land in a prime location in a town.What are the best ways of going about putting it to use? I'm sure the land is valuable so could it be sold for a reasonable price? Or is it worth more to be sub-divided first and then sold? I'm not really sure how the sub-dividing process works so I would appreciate input on that. Lastly, how much hastle is it for someone with not much experience to develop the land and potentially build on it?

Thanks BP folks!

Hi all! I'm about to start my training through Rockwell Institute in order to get my RE license here in WA state. I'm in the Everett area and hope to grow a successful business after I pass the test! Any tips on what to do to get started would be great, thanks!

Hello All,

Where should one begin when looking for foreclosure houses? Is the best place to look online somewhere or locally at your bank? Thanks

I am looking for a Seattle or Washington REI forum to follow here on Bigger Pockets. Any suggestions or links?

Thanks

How would one go about finding a wholesaler to connect with? I'm in the Seattle, WA (Everett) area if that helps.

When do I know to cash out refinance during the BRRR strategy? Do you use a certain formula? Thanks

How

Hi All, I'm currently learning about cap rate and would love your input in order to make it more simple for me as well as others that might see this. Thanks!

Hello everyone!

I am a soon to be college grad and have recently been reading/watching everything there is about RE investing! I am from the Everett, WA area and am looking for any beginner tip, resources, or any other beginner collaborators. I found my way here through the BiggerPockets podcast which I highly recommend. 

Thanks