All Forum Posts by: Andrew Syrios
Andrew Syrios has started 74 posts and replied 10135 times.
Post: Do I need to disclose that I am a licensed real estate agent?
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If you're an agent, you pretty much always need to disclose it, at least from my understanding (I'm not an attorney). I don't think disclosing it will hurt you in any way though.
Post: Newbie Zionsville (Indianapolis area) Indiana
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Welcome to BP Nathan!
Post: Newbie from Denver, CO moving to Troy, NY this summer
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Welcome aboard Brett!
Post: New Guy Temporarily in Chico, CA
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Mikie and good luck investing!
Post: Thank you Josh Dorkin and the BP community
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Congrats Sonny, that's a great start! Keep it up!
Post: First Year Dental Student Looking to Invest in Pittsburgh
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Welcome to BiggerPockets Eric and good luck investing!
Post: Dad wants out of rental property. Any no money down ideas ?
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You could do a subject to transaction, but of course you have to consider the due on sales clause. Banks usually don't call the loan, but I've heard of it happening.
Post: What is the best book on owner-financing???
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Brandon Turner's book: The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No or Low Money Down is probably the best place to start. It has a large section on seller financing: http://get.biggerpockets.com/nomoneydown/
Post: Should I Flip, BRRRR or is there another way ?
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Welcome Kervin. You may want to do a combination of both. Flip some to earn some money to live off of and for down payments and hold some too. Perhaps hold every third one. That should also help improve your DTI for bank loans. Also, you could look for some private lenders who will give you better rates than hard money lenders.
Post: New investor from Norway
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Welcome to BiggerPockets and best of luck investing Tommy!