All Forum Posts by: Rob Lee
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Post: Best places to get a mortgage

- Rental Property Investor
- Newark, DE
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I'm still learning about financing and I'm in need of advice. Where should I get a mortgage from for investment properties and which type of mortgages should I use? I will not be living in the properties so any mortgages owner occupant requirements are not an option. Should I focus Banks/Credit Unions or Mortgage Lenders and why? Which institutions by name are best and why? What should my requirements be (rates, contract conditions, terms etc...) Thanks in advance.
Post: Best approach for estimating repairs

- Rental Property Investor
- Newark, DE
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@David Robertson
Thanks! Excellent advice and resources. I'll be sure to read that book.
Post: Best approach for estimating repairs

- Rental Property Investor
- Newark, DE
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How should repairs be estimated on a potential buy:
1. Bring a general contractor with you to give an estimate before purchasing.
2. Bring different contractors for each area of repair before purchasing.
3. Get an inspector to check out the property and run his analysis by a contractor.
4. Conduct a visual inspection yourself and make your own guesstimate.
5. Other (please explain)
Post: Should I buy a property with non paying tenants

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- Newark, DE
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@Patricia Steiner
"Buy the property - not the seller's problems."
That just about sums it up. Golden advice!
Post: Should I buy a property with non paying tenants

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- Newark, DE
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@Arsen Atanasovski Great points! I'll be sure to include a contingency to cover myself. Thanks for sharing your insight and experience.
Post: Should I buy a property with non paying tenants

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- Newark, DE
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I've found a few deals but the properties are inhabited by tenants who are either in the process of being evicted or they need to be evicted for being behind on rent. Should this stop me from buying the properties? Will it be ok if I just buy keeping in mind that I won't make money until the eviction process is over? Please advise and share your knowledge and experience.
Post: Looking to network in Baltimore

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- Newark, DE
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@Marcus Hairston
Sounds good! Yes, I'm interested in buy and hold in Baltimore.
Post: Acquiring off market deals!!!!!!

- Rental Property Investor
- Newark, DE
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@Brian Beers
Great investment. Where'd you find a VA knowledgeable in real estate?
Post: Looking to network in Baltimore

- Rental Property Investor
- Newark, DE
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Hey BP family,
I've been tuned in for years but recently joined the site. I'm interested in buy and hold in the Baltimore area but I'm looking to network with anyone active in the area. I've owned buy and hold some years ago but due ended up selling. I'm very eager to get back in the game and doin everything better this time around.
Looking to join masterminds or connect wit RE professionals beginners, accountability partners, or just cordial friendship. I work 9-5 but I'm free to text or chat anytime and free o meet in the evenings and weekends.
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