All Forum Posts by: Marius G.

Seller is not necessarily seeking, but willing to consider seller financing.

Huge potential for builders and investors! Located only a few minutes away from conveniences, entertainment, and restaurants, this Greenwood plot is the perfect location to take advantage of a rare investment opportunity or build your dream home. Only 1 block to Fred Meyer, 1 block to Sandel Park, and 2 blocks to Safeway and great nearby restaurants. It is walkable to amenities, but private enough to call it home. Be sure to seize this opportunity while it lasts!

New construction in the area sells for $900k - $1.1M and when the builders were able to subdivide they've been able to get up to 2x$800k. Has favorable geotechnical report that can be shared.

See more at: http://www.83751stavenw.utour.me

ALLPRO Real Estate

10700 Meridian Ave N. Suite 502

Seattle WA 98133

Does anyone else have experience borrowing from Sherman?

That's exactly how I found the one I'm working on now. And how I get real estate clients.

Through my network -- the property came to me

Columbia City. Not sure what you mean by getting in over my head. I think I mis-wrote so I'm going to give my question another shot.

I found my first rehab project very easily considering all the stories I'm hearing of others having a difficult time finding any good deals. As my project is nearing completion, I need to start working toward acquiring the next property to have minimum downtime between projects. I don't expect the next property to be so easy to find so I'm wondering what techniques are working in this area.

I stumbled upon my first flip property right off the bat, an incredible stroke of luck given the total lack of inventory and immense competition in this area.

What acquisition strategies actually work in the Seattle and neighboring areas? How much of a budget do you need to set aside before you can expect success?

Putting this to rest: http://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2015-16/Pdf...

"A person, firm, corporation, or other entity is not a contractor under this subsection (1)(c) if the person, firm, corporation, or other entity contracts with a registered general contractor and does not superintend the work.

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Some cities/states give you legal ways to displace a tenant such as moving in to make the home your primary residence or a major remodel that makes the home unlivable.

What does an investor friendly title company do that a vanilla title company does not?