All Forum Posts by: Nathan Harden
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Post: Ceiling Height on flipper
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
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Post: Ceiling Height on flipper
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
- Votes 377
Hey BP!
I have small 675 sqft house under contract in my area (Puyallup). The house is built in 1922 and has a handful of issues. The one that I am most concerned with right now is the ceiling height. It's an old 1 story craftsman and the ceiling height is roughly 6'8 right now. No real movement in the budget to raise the ceiling so I was wondering if anyone on here has had experience with selling these lower ceiling height homes??
I know ANSI requires 7ft but I am seeing if there's a way that I can get this grandfathered in or something like that or if I just need to get out of the deal.
Thank you!!
Post: Flippers- What lists are your most successful?
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
- Votes 377
Quote from @Julie Muse:
I use dealdriven.com. I would first start with pre-foreclosures, and filter out by equity etc. Then, you can skip trace or do whatever you want past there. Next favorite would be Vacant, non owner occupied. They have a new feature for adjustable rate mortgages too that I like. This app is almost liek dealmachine for driving for $'s and propstream mixed together.
This is fantastic, thank you Julie!!
Post: Flippers- What lists are your most successful?
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
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Quote from @Jacob Sherman:
Best are the facebook real estate groups that filter by city
I'm in a ton of local REI facebook groups. Any in particular that you have found to be more active than others?
Post: Flippers- What lists are your most successful?
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
- Votes 377
Quote from @Jose Jacob:
Quote from @Nathan Harden:
Hey BP!
I am starting to dip my toes into the world of flipping. I have done flips and BRRR's but those have all been MLS finds. I am wanting to find properties that are not on the MLS or pay a hefty wholesale fee if possible. I've used propstream and went after "tired landlords" list for rentals and had some luck there. Now I am in need of more capital for my next rental. So, my question is, what lists are flippers having the best success targeting? Have you found mailers or phone calls to be more successful? Which platform are you pulling these lists from?
Thank you!!
Hey Nathan,
I use Deal Machine to call and mail. You can build your own list and target them for off market properties. Good Luck
Thank you for the response, Jose. I haven't used Deal Machine. Is it similar to Propstream? Any specific lists that you pull from deal machine?
Post: Flippers- What lists are your most successful?
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
- Votes 377
Hey BP!
I am starting to dip my toes into the world of flipping. I have done flips and BRRR's but those have all been MLS finds. I am wanting to find properties that are not on the MLS or pay a hefty wholesale fee if possible. I've used propstream and went after "tired landlords" list for rentals and had some luck there. Now I am in need of more capital for my next rental. So, my question is, what lists are flippers having the best success targeting? Have you found mailers or phone calls to be more successful? Which platform are you pulling these lists from?
Thank you!!
Post: City Code Inspectors
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
- Votes 377
Quote from @Jack Smith:
Quote from @Kimberly C.:
Quote from @Jack Smith:
Quote from @Kimberly C.:
... The house was rehabbed and ready to go 3 weeks ago but the PM says they're still waiting on the "rental inspection" and can't officially list the property for rent until this is done. How long does it take to schedule a basic rental inspection?
My PM sent a check to the city of canton for $240 for rental registration. Does that seem correct? Again, I'm not local so I'm just taking every cost and push-back on progress at face value.
Where are you all getting your properties refinanced after you rehab them? I could only get 1 DSCR lender to do 1 of my SF properties due to the low ARV, the fees and interest rate are absolutely not worth it.
Are you bundling properties together when refinancing?
Post: City Code Inspectors
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
- Votes 377
Quote from @Kimberly C.:
Just found this post! Currently have a vacant SFH in Canton that I'm looking to rent out and I can't tell if my PM is just dropping the ball or if the City is making things harder to just get basic things done.
The house was rehabbed and ready to go 3 weeks ago but the PM says they're still waiting on the "rental inspection" and can't officially list the property for rent until this is done. How long does it take to schedule a basic rental inspection?
Unless I'm actively asking my PM on the status of things I feel like nothing is getting done or they're just waiting around for other people (instead of chasing things themselves). If I was local (which I'm not) I feel like I could get a lot of the little things (that are taking my PM weeks to do) done in days. Or I could be wrong. This is why I like to ask the locals. Right now I'm only hearing my PMs side, but not any other local feedback.
Who is your PM?
Post: Real Estate Investor
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
- Votes 377
Welcome, Aaron!
What type of investments are you looking for? What areas?
Post: Local Firefighter and Army Vet eager to learn
- Real Estate Agent
- Puyallup, WA
- Posts 551
- Votes 377
Welcome, Eric!
Thank you for your service in both the first responder and military realm. I went to college and got my degree in Fire Service Administration and right around the time of returning home, I got the Real Estate bug myself!
I love the live in flip. That was my wife's and my first house as well. Currently looking for our next. Where is your live in flip located? Are you looking for multifamily or single family?
This is a wayyyyyy heavy appreciation market as opposed to cash flow. I would look heavily into the King County/Seattle tenant laws... Might help make your decision a little easier.