All Forum Posts by: Kurt Brumfield
Kurt Brumfield has started 4 posts and replied 60 times.
Post: Relocating to Denver

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
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I am considering moving to Lakewood. info on which neighbor hoods to live or general advice is appreciated.
Post: Seeking opinion of Value for a House in Sentatobia, Mississippi

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
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I am not from there but I do know the area. May not be able to help but I will try.
Post: Mississippi Investors--Coffee for Q&A

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
- Posts 61
- Votes 27
Welcome to BP!
I am a investor/broker in southwest Ms. Feel free to inbox me your contact info. Best of luck and talk to you soon.
Post: Late Fees in Mississippi

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
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Post: real estate agent problem please help

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- Tylertown, MS
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Post: Hi everyone, I'm the new guy LOL from south Mississippi

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
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Post: Denver Co meetup

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
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Post: Newbie Investor - Mississippi =)

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
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Post: New Member from Mississippi

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
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Post: My first deal under contract & with no money down

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Tylertown, MS
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@Paul Timmins It defiantly makes you want to do it again. In fact, I was wanting to buy a home I found going into foreclosure last week and after looking at the true number of what would probably been made I decide to pass on the deal. It could of been an easy flip 3br 1200sqft built 2006 on 1.5 acres with less then 10k in repairs and a sell price of $86,620 with ARV of 120K. However, my local area is affect by the lay-off in the oil field; so, I felt that the house would sell around 110-115k and be on the market for 2-3 months. On to the next prospect, which is a 3br 1800sqft home build in 1985 on 40 acres more or less. It too is going into foreclosure and by what I can tell the owners owe around 110K and the ARV 220-240 depending how much timber or open land is there. I am planing to drive out and check it out today because the sell is coming up in April. Even with all the lay-offs I think this place will sell for 180-200k. This prospect was another reason I passed on the house last week.
Guess I say all this to say not to get caught up in the success from the last deal, and always stay true to the numbers, because they never lie.