All Forum Posts by: Rudeka J.
Rudeka J. has started 8 posts and replied 36 times.
Hello everyone!
I'm in the Hampton Roads VA area and I'm looking for a trustworthy property investment partner. I'm also interested in shadowing someone on a wholesaling deal to get a feel of how it works in real life. I've done my research on wholesaling but very interested in how a deal looks from start to finish. Let's chat!
thank you. I will check that group out.
Hello everyone!
I'm in the Hampton Roads VA area and I'm looking for a trustworthy property investment partner. I'm also interested in shadowing someone on a wholesaling deal to get a feel of how it works in real life. I've done my research on wholesaling but very interested in how a deal looks from start to finish. Let's chat!
Post: Building My Network !!!!!! NORFOLK, VA
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Yes, I'm also an investor here in Hampton Roads. Starting out just like you. I have one rental property now and looking for a fix and flip
Post: Building My Network !!!!!! NORFOLK, VA
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Fred Watkins with William E Wood in Chesapeake. He's a realtor and investor and can refer contractors he's used
Post: Should I continue to sink money into a SFR in an attempt to get it rented or sold?
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@Eric Doud Hi, do you still recommend any companies for foundation estimates/repairs? I may go under contract for my second property this week. The property is located in Portsmouth. Thanks
Post: Norfolk and Virginia Beach flippers
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Hi,
Keep me posted on your deals please. I'm in the Virginia Beach area but open to invest in all of Hampton Roads. Thanks
Thanks for your input!!
Hello all,
I'm sure one of these days I wont be up in the wee hours of the morning figuring out this investment business......
Is it normal for a contractor to just give a flat rate of $40-44 a square foot to remodel a home.
Post: Settlement company out of town
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Originally posted by @Crystal Smith:
We've closed transactions w/ settlement companies hundred's of miles away. It's not that big a deal. The good companies will arrange for documents to be sent to you for review & possibly signing before closing. They may have a local office you could use or have you sign documents w/ your attorney. I'd be more concerned about what your private lender needs to close the deal than the realtor. Check on the reputation of the settlement company.
My only caution is to make sure you have someone representing you in the transaction. The settlement company /lawyer represents the settlement company & possibly the lender, not you.
Also you really prompted me to do more research on the topic. In this business its definitely best to not assume things like I just did.