All Forum Posts by: Lawrence Monyei

Hi Solomon,

There is one thing I still can't figure out from your statement concerning your property manager. Why do you have a property manager and your property is facing so much deteriorations?

With the damages on your property, coupled with the insurance problems, I will suggest (1) sell it AS IT IS. (2) If you think and/or you have that $32K to fix up the new damage, fix it and put it back in the market for REN-TO-OWN, this time around you will NOT need a property manager. Your new tenant will be himself LANDLORD, and you will not be involved and/or concerned with fixing ANYTHING when you do it RENT-TO-OWN.

If you want to know more about rent-to-own, ask about it, and so many people here will explain more to you on how it works, and it is the best thing for absentee landlords like you.

Good luck.

Sincerely,

Larry  

Thank you Allen, I will search for their phone online and give them a call. The Real estate closing attorneys I am after for now should be extremely good at doing RE ASSIGNMENT of contracts, and double closing.

Thank you

Hi Everybody,

How are you all doing? I hope you guys are all enjoying your killings wholesaling and investing in Real Estate.
I need to know three of the best Real Estate closing Attorneys in Cobb county and/or in Atlanta metro area.

Thank you guys.

Dear Smart Agents,

How are you all doing? How long can a property stays on the MLS before it expires?

Thank you all.

Sincerely,

Larry 

My OFF Market means the property was once listed/under contract and advertised by a licensed RE Agent, the property did not sell, and the owner took it from this Licensed Agent. Because the property has been formerly/previously listed by a licensed RE Agent, the property information will still be on MLS as OFF Market property.

If a property was once listed by a licensed RE Agent on MLS, if this property did NOT sell and the owner takes it away from the Licensed RE Agent, websites like Zillow and Trulia will place an OFF Market tag on the property, these are properties I was talking about.

Okay guys, let me straighten this question and debate. The leads I am talking about, which I got or will be getting from RE Agents are OFF MARKET but still on MLS/properties Licensed Agents DON'T want to market again.
We all know how difficult it is for so many RE licensed Agents to get buyers for sellers who DON'T want to rehab their properties, and these are properties called "Off Market"
 by web sites like Zillow and Trulia; these are leads I am talking about.

Thank you guys.

Hi RE Investors,

How are you all doing? If a RE Agent gives me a lead I wholesale and I assigns the deal for $10,000.00 fee, what is the best and/or the highest percentage commission I should pay this RE Agent?  

I am thinking this commission will be between 10%, at best to 20% at maximum, it  will depends on how much I makes per wholesaling deal; and also how many wholesaling deals I can do per week or per month.

Thank you guys for always helping with your responses, God bless you all.

I live in Atlanta, GA.

Hello Most Intelligent RE Investors,

How are you all doing? Did you guys had a wonderful weekend? I have this one question - If I currently get a Real estate Agent License, must I work with a RE Broker before I can access MLS?

Thank you to everybody.

With Appreciations,

Larry.

Hi Josselyne, search "Real Estate Wholesaling coaching in USA" online. You may find some few, genuine RE expert coaches that will coach you for less than $1,700.00 for six months.

You MUST also buy RE wholesaling BOOKS, and you MUST read these books. Reading RE books will help you, and give you the ability to ask questions. No matter how good your coach is, you need to develop yourself too by asking good questions on RE.

Joining one or two good RE Investors Association in the city you live in will also improve, and speed up your learning rate. If you know don't anything, don't hesitate to search it online.

Don't say or tell yourself you can't do it, tell and ask yourself HOW CAN I DO IT (Rich Dad, Poor Dad).

Good luck.