All Forum Posts by: Kristopher Hanks

@Tyron McDaniel This is fabulous. I hope the sale price works out so you make a huge profit on it. 

@Ivan Shao I say follow the money. I invest out of state for similar reasons. Good luck with your investments. 

@Steve Theobald No problem. Go right ahead. Everyone needs to remember that when you are the investor you are the one who ultimately decides the purchase price, no matter what. If it's not this house then it may be the next house. 

@Tyler Kasowski Welcome. Try to make some time to attend the weekly webinars on this site every Wednesday. They are full of valuable information. You an also search through the old threads in the community section and read about topics you are interested in. That can be very helpful. Good luck. 

@Steve Theobald I just secured a deal on a really low ball offer. The agents on both sides told me that they did not even want to present my offer. I told them to do it anyway. The seller's agent told me that from his experience that the seller would not even counter my offer. I again told him to present the offer to the seller and ask him what his counter is. I have cash and I am the one standing in front of him right now. Come to find out the seller was motivated and countered my offer which I accepted. Sometimes you just have to take a shot. 

@Nicholas Wetzel Welcome. Cleveland is a good place to start. Try to make time for the webinars every Wednesday on this site. Full of valuable information. The old threads in the community section can be a useful tool as well. Good luck. 

@Brian Miller Welcome and good luck with your investments. Try to make time for the weekly webinars on this site every Wednesday. They a full of valuable information. 

@John Barry Welcome and good luck with your investments. 

@Aaron Crowder Welcome and good luck! I used to own a home at 7800 S and Bangerter Hwy. I loved living in that area. I have learned a lot from this site. Immerse yourself in this site and attend the weekly webinars and read the old threads in the community section, they will help you get going. 

@Michael Heller I agree, buy a year round rental and gain experience and year round cash flow.