All Forum Posts by: Juan Jackson

You can get that in Atlanta

@LaDerrick Langham the tax records don't give you the market value. like @Aaron Curley said talk to a real estate agent and see if they can give you the market value. Then your options will become clearer.

There are other companies that do what NWR do. Just do your research....hint, hint....lol

How do you know the value of the house? Is it in a rural location?

What's up @Chukwudi Motanya What are you looking for exactly? E-mail me..

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@Britney Reid please email me and I will get you some more information...

@Britney Reid I agree with @Stan Sugarman. Not to mention expensive (marketing). I would put my investment in getting a RE License. You don't have to become an agent. The education will expose you to different RE career tracts. I am a licensed broker/investor/PM. I look for leads the same way wholesalers do. I'm waiting right now for information on our next networking meetup. I will pass it along when I get it. Feel free to reach out to me if you would like to know more about wholesaling, RE License, or REI.

@Dee Cross do you still need a home inspector for Conyers, GA?

@Mary A. I don't know any specifics of your purchase, so I'm just providing my opinion based on your comment. This sounds like a sinking ship. First, How much did you know about the area you purchased in besides the HBCUs and Beltline project? For the most part, the area is very economically depressed at the moment. There are some signs and sightings of change over the past 5 years or so, albeit very slow change. There are a lot of boarded homes, which I believe to be mostly owned by investors with deep pockets, waiting for a long term appreciation play (another 10-15yrs i'm guessing). Secondly, your contractor flaked on you. Even if you get a loan, you still will need to identify a contract to do the rehab. Thirdly, you are paying VPS to secure the place until you figure things out. 

If you want out, I can help you with determining the value of your property. 

Check with @Kweillin Gordon for some lending options.

Respectfully.