All Forum Posts by: Matthew Rollo

hahahah I tried to tell you. @Ashleigh Evans

I can add you to my Orlando list, new wholesale properties all the time. Around 5-10 a month.

@James A.

Hey man I appreciate your response. That isn't what I mean though. 

Again I don't want to break any rules but if someone is looking to go in on something, PM me.

Using the 70% rule, I have come across something interesting in the central florida / orlando market.  

I would love some advice and my last post was deleted so not sure what I can share in here. PM me please, I need to share immediately. 

@Jonathan Lehman  Yeah man, so far so good! I am hoping to hear back from some veterans as well, hear what they have to say.

@Ian Walsh I have done my fair share of wholesale deals. Finding the deal isn't the problem. I am just looking for different peoples experiences and no better place to ask how people are doing it then BP. The main reason for this thread to see how big of a difference funding was between the 1st time flipper and someone who has done 10 or more. 

Orlando!!!! Just for a few reason...

1. Camping World Stadium has been grossing a lot of interest in out of towners lately. Not only are we hosting the Pro Bowl this year as well as Wresltemania but we have also held 3 college bowl games as well.(just to name a few)

2. The attractions (disney, universal, etc...) bring in millions and millions of visitors a year. (Still working on airBNB for most locations but it is available in specific areas)

3. We also have a few colleges in the local area as well (UCF, Rollins)

4. Lots of duplexes, new constructions and rehabs are happening as we speak. I think Orlando will have a pretty solid market for a while. 

Other then I-4 being the absolute worst road in america hahaha they are fixing that as well and Orlando continues to grow in many aspects in and around the main city

@Andrew Henson that's so dope. She is a keeper for sure hahaha. Not only that but to hear how you put yourself out there to start investing by downsizing and renting. That's an inspiration to start getting into the game. 

@Andrew Henson Nice man, so this is a different way to go about it. You seemed to leverage credit cards to help finance the deal through to the end. Was the intention to sell your personal house to begin this REI journey or did it just happen to fall into place that way?!

Aweomse @Will Barnard A seasoned vet finally responds! What it seems like to me is that your first flip was actually an accident hahah either way, first one done! Now what i am gathering that is that  aftertime and saving you are able to essentially become the lender for the flips, would that sound correct? You have got to the point now where you have enough capital to fund the flips yourself. You have gone from the GC to the money man basically. Taking a backseat while you hire the appropriate people to do the job. Thanks for information. I greatly appreciate it.