All Forum Posts by: Andrew Syrios
Andrew Syrios has started 74 posts and replied 10135 times.
Post: New Pittsburgh member introduction!
- Residential Real Estate Investor
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Welcome to BP Preston and best of luck investing!
Post: First house which happens to be a duplex
- Residential Real Estate Investor
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You rarely know what your doing "in all aspects" and especially not at first. And RE isn't about getting rich off of any one deal. It's a process, the get-rich-slow scheme so to speak. Congrats on deal one!
Post: Another successful investment property!
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- Kansas City, MO
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Congrats Raj!
Post: QOTW: How are your 2022 goals so far?
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Had a pivot a bit when our original strategy didn't quite work out, but other than that, doing quite a bit better than were expecting tbh.
Post: New Husband and Wife House Hackers
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Travis and best of luck investing!
Post: looking for private money lender suggestions!!!
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I wrote this piece for BP a while back and you might find it helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...
Post: I am a new member from houston
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Welcome to BiggerPockets and best of luck investing Ann!
Post: Are realtors likely to help new investors seek out private loans?
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I doubt it. Unless they know someone personally, it's unlikely they'll be much help in this regard. On the other hand, I would hope they would have good bank and hard money lender contacts.
Post: New Investor in Asheville, NC | Looking for house hack
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Chris and best of luck investing!
Post: Sold a flip home, but new owner keeps calling
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Most of these things would fall under the caveat emptor and you should tell the buyer that (although probably not in Latin). The sewer line might be an issue though. Depends on what you put on the disclosures (and perhaps state law). If you said you don't know, then they had the right for due diligence and chose not to scope it. If you put it was good, then you're probably liable. Questions for an attorney for sure, or you could try to buy them off to go away (say $1000 or $2000). Just make sure it's in writing.