All Forum Posts by: Noah Mccurley

@Adam Tafel

This seems like a very good alternative beginner strategy as supposed to the good old wholesaling.

Thanks for your post, Adam

@Sean Ploskina

You can get umbrella policies which cover multiple properties under 1 policy

@Christopher Villa

Send mailers or cold calls to properties which are likely to have deferred maintenance.

Wholesalers are also a good option if you don't want to find deals from scratch.

@Eric Wang

I would only rehab investment properties if I had previous experience in the construction trade.

@Gus Muller

I'm sure you gave a huge sigh of relief when you got out of that deal.

@Tom Shallcross

I would argue that a lot of house hackers still want a large comfortable place to live and therefore I would go with the first option.

@Nathan Dobbins

If the deals where that good they would already be bought up by other investors.

@Mariel Schlaefer

Read David Greene's book about real estate investing out of state.

@Nick Zito

I am not a Realtor but I suspect it is because it can effect their reputation if the offer is not taken seriously and believe it or not some sellers who feel very emotional about their properties may feel offended by a lowball offer.

@Bud Gaffney

I think you should raise the rents slowly over time and if any questions are asked you should just be straight with the tenants and tell them that this is what the market is, and you cannot change that.