All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Two or three walkthroughs and the contractor won't waste any more time looking at houses you don't own and don't intend to rehab. Study and learn this on your own. Plenty of posts here on BP plus websites like fixr.com and homewyse.com should guide you. Best of luck with your investments.

Appreciate the enthusiasm but you might need to scale back and learn the process of buying and selling real estate. Locating property owners and preparing a sales proposal with photos are just two of many skills that takes time to develop. Plenty of how-to posts here on BP so read up and good luck with your investments.

Might the tenant be interested in buying the property? They might move out anyway when they learn the house is for sale. Read your lease, it probably reverts to a month-to-month at the end of the term so you don't have to ask tenant to leave in February. You transfer the lease and security deposit to the buyer and he will do as he will with his property and tenant. Best of luck with your investment.

What is your goal? Continue to rent this house and wait for what? Sell the house and do what with the cash? Best of luck with your investment.

Learn all you can about the home buying process and your target neighborhood. Build your team and plan how to reach your goal. Best of luck in your investment project.

Define your goals and look for the best return for your skills, interests, and cash. Best of luck in your investing career.

You've confirmed a smaller down payment equals a greater return on your cash investment. What happens next?

Is Dad still in the game? Can you network into a job that will give you experience? Best of luck in your real estate career.

Switch it up to get more exposure. Pure numbers game. More leads = more offers = more acceptances. Don't forget to work the other side of the fence to get more sellers too. Best of luck in your real estate career.

Talk to some local apartment rental companies. Give them a wish list for Christmas and listen for their ideas. Best of luck with your investment.