All Forum Posts by: Loic Yarde
Loic Yarde has started 4 posts and replied 13 times.
Post: Looking for properties-- without MLS

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- New York
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Everyone are absolutely right those options are your best bet. You can pull up records of Sherriff Sales, or even look up the county records for homeowners that have liens on their property, it may not be the best list but its free.
Post: Is there "soft appraisal"?

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@Leeor Neh Change your mindset. Agents should be your best friends we need then even if it's off-markets. I take care of all my agents who assist me even the off-markets. They can tell you alot about the area where your subject property and they can provide CMA reports which will help you figure out whether you should pay for an appraisal. You can't go about paying for an appraisal for every property you like. Start with an agent get CMA or even BPO then compare that with your own comps you pull from zillow/redfin. Then if the market value all falls into the same range then you can confidently move forward with an appraisal at your own expense.
Post: Is there "soft appraisal"?

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- New York
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Hey Leeor,
You can get a desk appraisal. Full appraisals post pandemic are few weeks out so desk appraisals are your best bet right now. Zillow is not the best tool, redfin has been more valuable to us than Zillow.
Post: Analysis chasing big deals cost me

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- New York
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Anyone hired or work with analysis who only chased after huge deals or profit margins that ended up costing you more money in the long run because he was blindsided by an investor? Anyone wants a Single family in Cincinnati, OH with $60k in structural damages? HAHA : (
Post: New Market Got Lucky. Milwaukee Market

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- New York
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Oh FB has the tendency to block my ads so annoying but I gotta find a work around. Thank you nd although I don't do rentals I'll join your group to support. Thanks Brock
Post: New Market Got Lucky. Milwaukee Market

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- New York
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Hey BP family so we just got into the Milwaukee market and a ex-client gave us 18 properties to sell. Mainly townhouse. We told him we were new to Milwaukee but because of our past deals he insist we buy them flip or hep him liquidate them. If you in Milwaukee and your budgets are in the range of $90-$250k let me know please. Is there such thing as new market beginners luck?
Post: Struggling in Northern CT

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- New York
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Hey anyone in Connecticut struggling like we are in Northern part of the state? Seems like Fairfield is where the investors and motivated sellers are I'm I wrong? I'm new up in that market..
Post: SHORTAGE OF INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS IN AURORA, IL

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Yes Michael its struggle but surprisedly we have the deals just not enough funds on hand or investors yet. So lets see if we can help each other you have clients I have deals lets see if we can feed both pipelines. Also inventory would soon change once moratorium gets lifted believe me.
Post: SHORTAGE OF INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS IN AURORA, IL

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- New York
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@Mia G. I do mainly single family and land but still i'll connect with you. I buy or sell or lend out as long as it meets my numbers. If I do come across multi-family I will reach out to you.
Post: Building a Real Estate Team

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- New York
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Honest Rob,
Everything varies from not even states but Counties. Title companies are your friends some only focus on wholesaling. Ask other wholesalers in your area who they used for title. Property managers have great connects to build your network but mainly they are there if you are buying to hold. Contractors are your boots on the ground most will go our for free to help you calculate your ARV by estimating the Rehab budget. I'm in Joliet to but mainly near Chicago, Aurora areas connect whenever.