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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Kelley

Ryan Kelley has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

Post: Lehigh Valley MeetUps & Learning

Ryan KelleyPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Quakertown, PA
  • Posts 1
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Hi, Lovely Community Members--

My name is Ryan Kelley. I wanted to reach out, introduce myself, and share an idea with you--if you're interested in learning more about BRRRR.

So I'm less than a year into my investing journey, beginning as it seems many of you have in the BiggerPockets forums: binging BP books, podcasts, and browsing the forums. This is my first post. 

I've been trying to do my homework, so that when I reach out, I'd have enough of a foundation to contribute and a better sense of my path forward. I'm most attracted to the BRRRR strategy and recently finished David Greene's book.

In it, he recommended reaching out to other investors to coordinate a BRRRR meet up--where a group of local investors chip in to pay for the time of an investor-friendly contractor and real estate agent where we could walk through a potential BRRRR property in distress and learn more about estimating rehab costs. We learn from them, dial in our understanding of materials and labor, and they are compensated for their time and make new contacts.

I'm a teacher by day, so this strategy made a lot of sense to me. I'd be happy to chip in 50 bucks for an hour or two to learn from a contractor about rehab costs and an agent about estimating ARV and rent. I'm thinking with 5-10 of us, we could make it worth their time and we'd walk away with new contacts.

I'll also post this on the Lehigh Valley REI Facebook group I've joined, but I wanted to start with BP forums as the contributions here have been off the charts valuable to me.

If you're interested, please post a reply in this thread.

Thanks for considering!

All my best,

Ryan Kelley