All Forum Posts by: Sandra Ibrahim
Sandra Ibrahim has started 6 posts and replied 19 times.
Post: Seller wants an a offer before viewing property
- Huntington Beach, CA
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I'm trying to buy a Triplex and I've run across two separate seller's who have asked me or my agent to submit an offer before allowing us to do a walk through of the property. Is this standard practice in R.E Investing? It seems counter productive.
Post: First time investor wanting to take action
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Posts 23
- Votes 20
I'm a travel nurse as well on the same journey. Good luck to you!
Post: Need advice about mentor
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Posts 23
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Thank you for putting it into perspective. Great advice!
Post: Need advice about mentor
- Huntington Beach, CA
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I have sold some land and one single family home. I'm new to real estate investing. I believe in mentors and coaches. At what point in this new venture would you suggest getting a coach? Just curious??
Post: Rent Jeep to Airbnb Guests to Climb Hill
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Posts 23
- Votes 20
@Kyler J Sloan
I did not to a jeep but I lived next door to wineries and I did the jeep tours.
Make sure you have liability and insurance Airbnb won't cover you.
Post: Looking into Renatal Arbitrage (Maybe Long Distance)
- Huntington Beach, CA
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@Hratch Avedissian I did Airbnb and VRBO my home in which I owned was near Bass Lake good money but I managed it myself
How I got started was a YouTube channel STR University.
Now in saying that you don't know what you don't I move out the Los Angeles area on the beach try to repeat the process as an Arbitrage and BAM so many restrictions, you have to ask the country and most said No no and he'll no especially in the experience Huntington Beach are. Does that stop people from doing it. NOPE! AIRBNB are still being operated just on the down low.
I understand your frustration living in California and getting tied of not being able to find housing that no so obnoxiously over market value.
Good luck
Post: Help resolve a conflict
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Posts 23
- Votes 20
Originally posted by @Caleb Brown:
For the first one or few visit. You are doing a investment so it's based on numbers but getting to know the area is important. But build a team so when you scale you don't need to.
Team building yes, so establishing my core four (as David Green calls it).
Post: Help resolve a conflict
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Posts 23
- Votes 20
Originally posted by @Terrell Garren:
If you are an established company with 50+ properties and an trusted people on the ground to look for you, I would not travel.
If I were you, my butt would be in a car/plane/train/horse.
Love it, thank you! I'll see if I can round up a horse lol
Post: Help resolve a conflict
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Posts 23
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Originally posted by @Lee Ripma:
I would go in this case. I have bought sight unseen but I would not do that on my second property.
This is great! Interesting enough I was listening to your podcast that made me ask the question lol So thank you for the clarification!
Sandra Ibrahim
Post: Help resolve a conflict
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Posts 23
- Votes 20
In the near future, I'm looking to purchase a home out of state. Now I know this is David Green expertise. In his book he roughly says, you don't need to go physically look at a property with untrained eyes if your investing out of state. Yet many people on the BP Podcast states, go to the city, look around, get a feel for the people, vibe and properties.
This will be my second home purchase, yet my first out of state. Which would you suggest? To view or not to physically view the property, that is the question lol.
Thank you,
Sandra