All Forum Posts by: Michael Simolke

@Adam F. $750 wow way way over priced. Do it yourself in 20 minutes.

@John Moorhouse why would you want to work for grant Carson he doesn’t use the brrrrrrrrrr method

@Greg Dowdell usually if you come in and say your the new landlord and ask if they will read over the new lease they will sign because they want to stay living there. As long as you don’t throw in anything that’s restricting to their current lifestyle they will sign.

@Alexa S.perfect kitchen for a rental, no matter what your market is. If you go to sell the unit, that’s when you should update it!

@Sean Mcmahon they would if they were a multi millionaire and could afford every good deal. Also, most agents aren’t investors... think of them like car salesmen.. do all car salesmen also find beat up old cars and fix them to sell?? I doubt it. Agents are going to make more money per time with less hassle then speculating a flip and dealing with the unknowns of a flip.

@Felix Torres in this game.. you don’t wait for the right deal.. you MAKE the right deal!!!! Good luck!!

@Christopher Gibson a newbie going for 10 doors in one shot.. good luck brother!

@Kevin Barnard start the eviction process. It’s long so get a jumpstart. Also it may send a good message to get paid on time.

@Felix Torres don’t worry about building a team. Everyone likes to say that cause it’s sexy. Learn as much as you can start small and grow at your own pace. Once you have too many properties to handle

Start worrying about your “team” teams cost a lot of money. And when you are starting out you don’t want to get caught up in the sexiness. Just be boring and basic and take one small step at a time.

@Felix Torres

Step 1. Save up for down payment and repairs.

Step 2. Get pre approved

Step 3. Make an offer

Step 4. Sign a bunch of papers

Step 5. Close and go to work

Step 6. Find tenants