All Forum Posts by: Ryan Worley

Thank for your input and advice everyone! I agree - providing value and being a resource without expecting anything in return is the tried and true way. Feel free to reach out to be if you need boots on the ground in NV.

Hey BP!

After spending some time as Realtor in CA (2016 - 2021) and being on the fence of entering the investment side of RE (fix/flip/buyhold/STR, ETC) I've since moved to NV and taken the leap. Was fortunate to link up with a great team of investors who flip 3-5 SFR monthly.

Usually the question of topic is how to find wholesalers to bring you the next deal...My question for you is what are some creative ways to make genuine relations with wholesalers / agents in need of reliable end buyers?  I'm looking to create honest, trustworthy work relations that are mutually beneficial to all parties by being a reliable component. The amount of spam, posts, FB responses and data captures of "buyers lists" is part of the game but outrageous. 

Appreciate your insight, thoughts, comments. If you are local to NV or neighboring states and want to bounce ideas / work with a cool group of investors I am happy to be a resource in anyway possible.

Have a great rest of your week!

I've also questioned this and have come to the conclusion that an important deciding factor may ultimately depend on the situation. Time sensitive deals with banks can present more hurdles.  Banks also require further depth and detail which can drag out the process along the way. Yes they offer great peace of mind, can assume rates will be competitive and less room for errors as they will only execute sound investments.  Private money can be funded extremely quick with more flexibility than most banks. It's relative to what you are trying to accomplish with your funding, long term or fix and flip. My understanding is having a great relationship with a private lender can be key for investment opportunities, but that said a bank with low rates can and will save you money in the long run. Personally I think it can go either way. The end goal of your performance with either financing should out-weight "preference", as one form of financing may be more beneficial than the other in particular transactions.

I use a local express wash, never thought much of them until I became a member last year. Quick, clean and easy! Seems to be busy / lucrative throughout most of the year. Here is the place we use if you'd like to gather a few ideas!

http://www.fast5xpress.com/

absolutely amazing, thanks for sharing!

Welcome to BP!

To 2nd @Guy Olds post I'v also heard good things about the IE REI in riverside but have yet to attend. Maybe see you there!

Bigger Pockets podcast on the go is also a great source of information as well as Joe Fairless best ever real estate advice podcast.

Welcome to BP community! 

Great info @Linval T.thank you for sharing.

@Logan Drew Exactly what I have in mind... Minimal cash required with immediate cash flow. Will be in contact with you thanks!

Great information thanks @Lauren Heart you are absolutely right. I need to decide on my end game and reverse engineer my plan to get there.

All great points @Carrie Hiner thank you will apply these to my research.

@Sterling White That is correct! Absolutely love So Cal and is my number 1 priority to invest here locally. If the opportunity of an out of state market deal that cash flows and logically makes sense did arise I may decide on this over a local deal.

@Jay Hinrichs Excellent points thank you!

@Ali Boone Awesome, absolutely is I love it! Thank you Ali, have not spent much time on the blogs yet but will be reading this article today. What specific areas out of state have you focused on?