All Forum Posts by: Marcus Haywood

im really interested in hearing success stories, how wealthy realestate investors started.

Very true,however it cost money to learn from others

In realestate, I realize experience is the best teacher. However it doesnt hurt to have someone coach you along the way, success takes time. Everyone wants the answers from people who worked hard. It doesn't always work like that.

I will be there.

@Billgulley well alot of attorneys only deal with license RE investors.

Hello everyone! I'm looking for a investor friendly lawyer, I no I can use Google to research them, however being directed to a great source will help out alot. It's mainly for helping me develop contracts in the new York area, specifically for a wholesaler.

Thanks

Thanks Darren!

I been on BP for 1month and have been enlightened. I live in the Ny area, specifically Long Island. I'm looking to network with wholesale investors like myself. I think actually meeting up and strategizing goals are very helpful. If you are interested please email me. Always willing to team up..thanks

Is land value consider when selling a distressed house? i have a buyer that looked at my property and used a formula of land value minus demolition.

Hello I am a newbie from Brooklyn, I think for starters you should keep your money and invest in marketing your Realestate through wholesale, you don't need a lot of money to start that.