All Forum Posts by: Nick Ruffini

Yes, thank you! 

Hi, I’m trying to wrap my brain around the different types of regulations for investing. I know there’s a Regulation A type of investment where people don’t have to be accredited and can advertise their listings.

But what are the other types? From what I understand there is one type of fund where the investors must be accredited but can’t be advertised?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi all,

We have a family home that has unfortunately become vacant due to a death in the family. I'm looking to connect with some reputable RE experts in the Atlanta (Peachtree City) area. We're deciding whether we should fix the house (it's in severe disrepair in a good neighborhood)

Two of the main things we need to determine are:1) How much work needs to be done on the property.2) What the current value of the property is 3) What the ARV of the property would be.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Margie, we happen to just had a property in Peachtree City fall in our lap. I know it needs serious work but it's in a great neighborhood. Would love to chat with you about the area and also see if you can recommend anyone who's a reliable and we'll also need a reputable RE agent. Let me know if it would be possible to chat.
Thanks!

Hey Mike, I just came across this thread. Did you have any luck finding anything in Peachtree City? I just had a property fall in my lap that's in Peachtree. We're looking to either rehab it and sell it or wholesale it as-is. Would be interested to see if you connected with anyone in that area. 

@Jaysen Medhurst understood. Thanks, Jaysen!

@Jaysen Medhurst Great, Thanks. I wasn’t exactly sure if the 75% rule was for purchase price or all-in (after repairs) price. Better to learn that here in the forums than out on the street in real life. So essentially, depending on how much your repairs are you’re typically

Looking to buy homes at 30,40,50% below the sale price?

@Geordy Rostad good catch - thanks!

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I'm trying to get the hang of analyzing deals. Does this look like it makes sense to everyone? 

I know that there is the BRRR calculator but has @Brandon Turner done a video about how to analyze a property specifically for BRRR? I'm inerested to see what the process looks like and what numbers are used for benchmarks when it comes to vacancies, interest rates, etc. I understand they're variables but I'm looking for rule-of-thumb info. 

Thanks