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All Forum Posts by: Remington Lyman

Remington Lyman has started 29 posts and replied 5344 times.

Post: Looking to build a team

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,643
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Quote from @Isaiah Cuellar:

Hello everyone, hope all is good. I'll be purchasing a duplex in Columbus, Ohio soon, and I'm looking for a real estate attorney to work with along with lenders and a property manager. I'm an out of state investor but I'll be moving here as well so if you're out there, feel free to reach out! We can hop on a call or preferably meet in person (I'll be in Columbus for the next few days). 


 I can send you some attorney referrals.

Post: Hello BiggerPockets! New PRO here

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,643
  • Votes 6,630
Quote from @Brandon Pickard:

Hello BiggerPockets community! I'm Brandon Pickard from Delphos, Ohio, passionate about real estate investing for the last 3 years. I'm particularly passionate about Fix and Flips. 

Outside of real estate, I enjoy time with my family and fishing

Excited to learn and connect with you all!


 Welcome to BP!

Post: newbie interested in buy and hold small multifamilies

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
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  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Darriell Morning:

Hello everyone,

My name is darri and i am interested in buying a small multifamily property under 100k in Ohio, Upstate NY, or GA


 Welcome to the site Darriell

Post: looking to help investors!

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,643
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Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Remington Lyman:
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Remington Lyman:
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Lucas Shorts:
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Lucas Shorts:

my service includes first property closed on that I find is free and then after if you are satisfied with the service we can work on pricing. 


 You know you need a real estate license to do that right?

In ohio you need a license to do things such as negotiate prices, represent buyers and sellers, and sign contracts, but my service is property scouting so finding properties (off market, etc) for investors as well as finding potential clients that are looking to buy and or sell that are looking for a realtor. My services are based off of flat rate fees meaning, for every lead I generate or deal an investor closes on I get a fee (not a percentage), and if I find someone needing a realtor and I referred them then I charge a flat rate fee as well.


 It's right there in Section 4735.01 of the ORC.


 There are a lot of wholesalers out there, yet the division does nothing regarding them. It's unfortunate.

 That's not true. There have been numerous fines issues by the Ohio Division of Real Estate for unlicensed brokerage activity. They publicly report the fines and I've seen some in the 6 figure range. Now don't get me wrong, the Division has enforcement issues. The Division is backlogged on their complaint load by like 3-4 years, so someone getting a complaint in 2025 likely wouldn't be addressed till like 2028-2029, but they do, and have, acted on these matters.


 Damn. 3-4 years...


 It's the government dawg. You ever see them do anything efficiently?


 overthrow Latin American governments

Post: looking to help investors!

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
Posted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,643
  • Votes 6,630
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Remington Lyman:
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Lucas Shorts:
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Lucas Shorts:

my service includes first property closed on that I find is free and then after if you are satisfied with the service we can work on pricing. 


 You know you need a real estate license to do that right?

In ohio you need a license to do things such as negotiate prices, represent buyers and sellers, and sign contracts, but my service is property scouting so finding properties (off market, etc) for investors as well as finding potential clients that are looking to buy and or sell that are looking for a realtor. My services are based off of flat rate fees meaning, for every lead I generate or deal an investor closes on I get a fee (not a percentage), and if I find someone needing a realtor and I referred them then I charge a flat rate fee as well.


 It's right there in Section 4735.01 of the ORC.


 There are a lot of wholesalers out there, yet the division does nothing regarding them. It's unfortunate.

 That's not true. There have been numerous fines issues by the Ohio Division of Real Estate for unlicensed brokerage activity. They publicly report the fines and I've seen some in the 6 figure range. Now don't get me wrong, the Division has enforcement issues. The Division is backlogged on their complaint load by like 3-4 years, so someone getting a complaint in 2025 likely wouldn't be addressed till like 2028-2029, but they do, and have, acted on these matters.


 Damn. 3-4 years...

Post: looking to help investors!

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
Posted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,643
  • Votes 6,630
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Lucas Shorts:
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Lucas Shorts:

my service includes first property closed on that I find is free and then after if you are satisfied with the service we can work on pricing. 


 You know you need a real estate license to do that right?

In ohio you need a license to do things such as negotiate prices, represent buyers and sellers, and sign contracts, but my service is property scouting so finding properties (off market, etc) for investors as well as finding potential clients that are looking to buy and or sell that are looking for a realtor. My services are based off of flat rate fees meaning, for every lead I generate or deal an investor closes on I get a fee (not a percentage), and if I find someone needing a realtor and I referred them then I charge a flat rate fee as well.


 It's right there in Section 4735.01 of the ORC.


 There are a lot of wholesalers out there, yet the division does nothing regarding them. It's unfortunate.

Post: looking to help investors!

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
Posted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,643
  • Votes 6,630
Quote from @Lucas Shorts:

Hey everyone, my name is Lucas! I’m looking to connect with real estate investors who need a bird dog or property finder to help locate great investment opportunities. I’m based in Northeast Ohio and have strong knowledge of markets like Cleveland and surrounding areas, but I can also find properties in other locations. I can help locate properties for wholesalers, fix & flip investors, rental investors, and more. Anyone looking no matter the location please connect with me!


 For free?

Post: Double verification and guidance

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,643
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Quote from @Mario Hernández:

I'm looking at a deal in Mansfield Ohio. This will be my first deal ever, and it will be a residential, commercial property, SFH, storage units, an auto shop, and one large storage unit that a business is operating in. The total cost is 145k and it has 16 cap rate. I understand the general process of purchasing a duplex for example, but being that this is also commercial, I was hoping to get some insight and guidance on this deal. The total gross income is over 2300 so it seems like a great deal, but I just want to be sure would anyone please be able to help me please DM me

There's a significant difference in due diligence between residential and commercial properties. Ensure you hire a commercial inspector. You should also arrange for some environmental tests. Is there a licensed broker involved in the deal? They would be a valuable resource. Are you buying with cash or financing? A lender will also have some due diligence requirements.

Post: Out of State investing does not work. With very few exceptions.

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Michael P.:

Columbus


 Toledo > Columbus

Post: Room rental to Sex offenders.

Remington Lyman
#3 Out of State Investing Contributor
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  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Bruce Woodruff:
Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @James Hamling:

@James Wise @Bruce Woodruff waite for it.......

So @Account Closed, I am just a bit curious, are you asking this for yourself and just making up the whole interested in land lording too blah blah blah as a good cover story? Or are you legit curious in leasing to people like yourself? 

I get it, you were 22, but she was 14 dude, FOURTEEN.... Do you comprehend that she wasn't even legally competent to drive yet? 

And it's not like she was this neighbor chick who "seduced you", dude you literally traveled across states..... 

So yeah. Not sure what the true intent was here. I do not think it altruistic. Especially given this was not a 1 off for ya was it. At least 10 others over a what, 2, 3 year span, that's known of. Get's a lot harder to buy the whole "mistake of a young guy". 

So from what I can tell, you concocted this whole thing to try and get something else set for your own housing. That is kind of your M.O., the whole schooze em on the internet thing. 

I'll be nice, I'll refrain from adding the links to your FBI file. Unless that is you'd like to attempt to lie some more. Then I just might make it my pet project of the week. Or month. Hell, maybe the year, who knows, I'm goofy like that. 


 Wow, this thread took quite the turn.


 Understatement of the year, James....


 I went on vacation for five days and returned to some wild BP threads...