All Forum Posts by: Andrew Syrios
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Post: New Wholesaler in Nashville TN
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Welcome aboard David and best of luck investing!
Post: Aspiring buy and hold investors from Albany, New York
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Nestaly and best of luck investing!
Post: Chinese private investors from connectedinvestors
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I can't say for sure as I've never heard of them before, but I agree with you, it smells quite fishy indeed.
Post: Hello, folks!
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Welcome to BiggerPockets and best of luck investing Mark!
Post: Hello BP, I'm new and from Oakland, CA
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Chris and good luck investing!
Post: $80,000 Assignment Fee
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Nice...
Post: Aloha from Oahu, Hawaii!
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Heather and best of luck investing!
Post: Newbie interested in wholesaling
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Denorvious and best of luck investing!
Post: Australian investor - looking for cash out from existing prop
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With very cheap properties, I think the best way to get them financed is to bundle them into small portfolios and then approach a local bank with them. Preferably, these properties shouldn't be in warzones of course. If you have a good relationship with a bank, they might lend on a small one by itself. But most banks would rather lend more than $30,000 at a time, thus bundling them together can help.
Post: Experience with Larry Myer?
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He's never managed anything for me, but I have had lunch with him a few times and listened to a talk he gave. I also tried to buy a 20 unit apartment he turned around. I've been very impressed with him and he seems to have a wealth of experience and knowledge. But, since I haven't ever used him, I can't personally recommend him. I can only say, I would recommend considering him. But always ask for references and do plenty of due diligence before picking a manager.