All Forum Posts by: Scott Scheel

@Sam Battaglia Everything seemed to be wrong with that one...wow!

@Jesus Quebrado You need to decide whether you want your money tied up or not. Using a HELOC loan will help you fund a flip, but your money will be unavailable for other deals. Using a hard money loan is another option that you could use to leverage into another deal faster. It's just my opinion, everyone has their own methods.

Have you tried connecting with other investors at local REIA Meetups? We're having a Meetup tomorrow at ABC Chinese in Deerfield. You can see the details on the network- events page in BP. We have experienced investors who can guide you in the right direction.

(Northwest corner Military Trail & Hillsboro). We will start Promptly @12PM. For more Info:

Call 800-513-HOUSE

Bring A friend! See You There!

Tell them Scott Scheel referred you!

@Kevin Moules It is coming along, looking good! Are you looking for your next deal yet or waiting for this project to be completed?

@Pascual Torres I wouldn't over improve, but have you looked how the other rentals look in the area. You want to stay competitive, but remember renters can damage things, so I would make it attractive, competitive, but as standard as possible.

@Account Closed Do you have any other options, such as a private loan from a family member? 

I agree that the use of neutral colors is the best route. Do you have a stipulation that the renter can/cannot paint the interior of the house? If you do allow it, do you require them to repaint when their lease expires? 

@Manny Cirino Have you called the MLS Board to lodge a complaint and try to stake a claim on the commission? I'm curious if you did and what their response was...

@Joseph Weisenbloom Were you able to run a background/credit check on her? Personally, I would always like to meet the potential tenant in-person.