All Forum Posts by: Antoine Martel
Antoine Martel has started 9 posts and replied 533 times.
Post: Will I lose my earnest money if seller lied during due diligence?
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Absolutely that counts!
Post: Grouping Deals for Private Money Lending?
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Originally posted by @Aaron Rowzee:
@Antoine Martel forgive my ignorance, but assuming the homes were cash purchases and a private loan covered all costs wouldn't they be in 1st position for all properties within the blanket loan?
Yes. Thats a possibility.
Post: New investor from New Jersey
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Welcome to BP Mike
Post: Investors in Sonoma County
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Love that market! Good luck there
Post: any experience using Gorilla capital?
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There are many HML partners out there. Haven't heard of that group before
Post: Newbie from west Cleveland
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Hey!
Have you thought about investing in Cleveland and doing the BRRR strategy on single family homes?
Post: What is an acceptable C on C ROI and cashflow for first property?
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20% cash on cash should be your goal if you're adding value. if it's a turn key then 15%
Post: Seller says his property is worth more than the ARV I found
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Happens all the time. Glad that you caught that before moving forward!
Post: Question about and to hard money lenders
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Yes. Reach out to many HMLs and let them know what you are trying to do and that you would like to pre-qualify with them.
Post: Will I lose my earnest money if seller lied during due diligence?
Antoine MartelPosted
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If they have lied they you are due your earnest monies back no matter what. Just have to prove that they have lied.