All Forum Posts by: Michael Roesch
Michael Roesch has started 5 posts and replied 15 times.
Post: How to meet wholesalers

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- Houston, Tx
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Post: Hardmoney lenders and payment

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- Houston, Tx
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I’ll look into them. It’s a good thing that the numbers have to be good, might make me reevaluate leads lol. Thanks for info.
Post: Hardmoney lenders and payment

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- Houston, Tx
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I'm figuring 6 months to closing, some are 75%-80% of ARV. Do any HML defer interest payment till closing or do they all require payments while loan is active?
Post: Hardmoney lenders and payment

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- Houston, Tx
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Post: Scared of borrowing from hard money lenders and not make profit

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- Houston, Tx
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From the HML I've been talking to in houston area, I been getting same rates from 12%-13% with 2.5-3 points for new investors like me.
Post: Who are Houston top Wholesellers

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- Houston, Tx
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Post: Selling a Fixer Upper - Advice on best way to find buyer

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- Houston, Tx
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I don't know how I just copied your reply, anyway I'm out here in katy and I was wonder if you knew of a good local REI I could attend. Just starting out.
Post: Selling a Fixer Upper - Advice on best way to find buyer

- Contractor
- Houston, Tx
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Originally posted by @Mark Sewell:
Oh goodness, man yes, just go to a local REI meetup out there. That's the best way, find the guys that are out doing it. Social media will get you a zillion calls from wholesalers, claiming to have a huge buyers list (some actually do) and therefore the ability to close.
Actually the place I meet most serious local investors in Houston, my local area, is right here on BP. So the answer might already be in your inbox.
No seriously, what you hare describing is called a wholetail deal -- something between wholesaling and retailing a house. -- and a lot of serious investors do this. You could even do a partial rehab -- or just park a dumpster and clean the garbage out of it -- before handing it off to a local flipper.
Post: Does anyone know if Houston is good for fix and flip?

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- Houston, Tx
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Lol, no I’m a Mets fan and yes I jumped on the bandwagon. I see more Astro games so I have no choice. Oh yea.......go Jets!
I like a bunch of losing teams,lol.
Post: Does anyone know if Houston is good for fix and flip?

- Contractor
- Houston, Tx
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Thanks Jodi G. I sent you a Pm.