All Forum Posts by: Mitchell Roadruck

Hey @Laura Wyzykowski! To kill 2 birds with one stone, I would recommend first finding your flipper aka end buyer. Build a relationship with them, walk properties with them, let them mentor you on how they underwrite deals. Ask them to meet you at an appointment and walk the property with them. After they privately give you what number they would like to get the house at, go back to the owner and get the contract under that price. Aside from that, most wholesaler I know have a clause in the contract that allows them to back out in the event they cannot assign the property. 

Hey @Emily Simmons! Wholesaling is a great way to make money and gain real estate experience at the same time. Outside of wholesaling, would you consider doing some form of a house hack?

Without knowing the details of your situation, the advice I would give you is to either buy a single family primary residence and do a live in flip OR buy a multifamily property and rent the units you do not occupy while you rehab one unit at a time. 

Hey @Puett Willcox, I am an agent/investor in Northwest Indiana. Id be happy to jump on a call sometime this week with you and your wife if you'd like. 

You should consider a BRRRR! If you have any questions feel free to reach out. Ill send you a connection request.

I am bullish on Northwest Indiana. Everyone focuses on folks leaving New York and California but there is a large influx of people leaving IL and Chicago. Many of those individuals are heading to IN. We have much lower taxes and overall the cost of living is cheaper. Aside from residents, there are lots of companies coming across the state line as well seeking better tax and political situations. If anyone wants to discuss more, I'd love to connect.

In my experience you will limit the number of potential buyers by selling a property with tenants placed.That being said, homes are sold every day with tenants placed in them. Id recommend finding a solid agent who know how to market the property as an investment.

@Brandon Thurman I am an agent and investor myself. I have worked with out of state investors before. If you're open to it I would love to jump on a call with yourself and your wife to discuss more.

Hey Tyler, I am an agent and investor. I love working with investors. I am located in Northwest Indiana. Would love to connect with anyone looking to invest in NWI!

@bernadette Cap My wife and I just did a similar move in Lowell. Id love to be a resource for you!

Feel free to reach out directly with questions!

 CP is a great market. Which builders are you considering?