All Forum Posts by: Quin Weidner

Hi Autumn,

I'm moving to Arlington soon, and am looking for a small 3bedroom house under 150k that needs some work.

I'd like to do a live-in flip of sorts, and would love to know if you have any good resources for learning the markets and neighborhoods around Dallas.

I've done some work in property management, but have no experience with the market down there. 

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Yes, we do have clubs.

In fact, we are hosting the SAW (Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro) meeting tomorrow night at 6pm at Basic Brewery in Waynesboro.

Charlottesville is in a few weeks at the Omni

First, you need to do an estimate on repair. Walk through the house and go line-by-line each item that needs repair, and then spend an evening googling prices of each of the items. (J-Scott's book is pretty great). Get a repair value! 

Next, you shouldn't be getting a fee if you are wholesaling. Talk to any number of local real estate professionals to learn about assigning a contract, get one printed out, work it out with a lawyer, and get him to sign it. You can't do much of anything with a buyer until you have it under contract.

CloSure Title is a local titling company here in Charlottesville that we work with. They are professional and we have never had issues with them.

If you won't do a double closing, ask the attorneys about assigning the property. Here's a great post about the difference: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/141...

PM me with more information if you'd like and if it looks good, I can point you to a local developer who would be happy to work through the deal with you. But unless you have it under contract (at a good price), it will be hard to find someone willing to mentor you through the deal.

@Shella Sanders @Brandon Shoate @Jason Utley @Aisha E. @Steven Butner @Alfredo O. 

Im about to move out tho the DFW area. I've done a bunch of work with various investors and developers out east, but I have no contacts in Texas.

Do you all recommend any resources for learning the DFW area?

Do you all recommend any investors, wholesalers or brokers I should reach out to?

I'm looking for investors or developers who need help managing their office and projects. I have experience managing projects and properties and can offer a lot of hard work in return for advice and connections.

I'm also looking for small houses under 150k that need a lot of work. My partner and I are looking for a place to do a live-in flip while I get on my feet in the city. If you know any whole-salers or realtors in the area I could speak with about the various neighborhoods, I'd be very grateful.

Thanks, David.

@Victor Glushak, we'd be happy to have you. The next meeting is on April 27th 6:00pm at the Basic City Brewery.

We'll be talking about how to find off-market deals.

Its really hard to get into the Charlottesville market. Keep us posted on what towns you go into

Hi Sean,

I work with a number of property managers locally.

What sort of property and how comprehensive of a group are you looking for?

Thanks to everyone who made it out tonight! 

It was great to meet everyone and get a better feel for behind-the-scenes investors. I'll have a few more out of the woodwork for our next meeting in April.

Spread the word, and we'll see everybody next time at the Basic City Brewery!

(Staunton, Augusta, Waynesboro - for those of you with Alerts set up ;)

The meeting will include a presentation on titles by a local expert followed by networking and refreshments!

Here is the link to the Meetup, if you already use Meetup, please join our group!

http://meetu.ps/c/36TQr/xJ34q/f

Help us get the SAW (Staunton Augusta Waynesboro) REIA up and running!