All Forum Posts by: Shane Rojas
Shane Rojas has started 6 posts and replied 7 times.
Post: INVESTINGING IN INDIANAPOLIS
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Good afternoon BP,
Anyone have any advice on investing in Indianapolis, I'm looking to purchase a SFR .
Thanks,
Shane
Does anyone know how or where I can get an investor friendly purchase agreement?
Thanks,
Shane
Post: Purchasing in the West End of Louisville
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Good evening BP Community,
Does anyone have any insights for investing in single family houses in the west end of Louisville? The rental reports numbers look good, but the properties are in rougher neighborhoods. Any advice would be appreciated.
Post: WHOLESALING HOW TO FIND BUYERS
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Thank you I really appreciate you taking time to go so in depth to help me
Post: WHOLESALING HOW TO FIND BUYERS
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Good afternoon BP community, Amazing news I quit my job and decided to invest in real estate full time it just pays better and allows me to be with my family more. I want to add wholesaling to my bag of tricks and would like input on the best ways to find buyers that are investors or flippers. I'm looking at houses in the west end and surrounding areas. Also, should I use a purchasing agreement online or should I have my RE attorney draft a contract? ALL INPUTS AND FEEDBACK WELCOME!
Thanks,
Shane
A year ago I decided to wanted to become a real estate investor after reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki , and I had no idea how to get started in this arena. I drive for work and decided to turn my truck into a mobile classroom. Where I would listen to BiggerPockets podcasts and Rich Dad Radio show interviews. The first time I saw Brandon and David on a BP podcast, I listened and they just made sense, there advice on how to get started was simple and easy to understand. I also listened to videos on YouTube by Ken McElroy and read his book The ABC's of Real estate investing. I listened to Robert share his story on how his real estate instructor made him analyze 100 properties in 90 days and write a page of each property, what he liked and didn't like, so I found an agent and went searching all over Louisville and Indiana for properties. However I fell short of attaining my first property in 90 days due to lack of education. So I kept listening to Robert ,Ken , David and Brandon. I signed up for the free BP webinars they offered and took notes.
The biggest thing that helped me not give up was Brandon sharing his stories of mishaps and mistakes that he made. His stories allowed me to keep things in perspective when all my offers got rejected and understand that its a process and to not give up and go watch Dancing With The Stars. Is that show still on? Anyways, 13 months later and a ton of rejected offers, I am so Happy to announce I am a real estate investor I got my first deal (white belt). Thanks to Brandon and David for the podcasts and your books they have helped me tremendously, also thanks to the BP community for helping me with insights and different perspectives.
Thanks,
Shane Rojas
Post: Investing in Louisville: where should I look?
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I'm looking to invest in Louisville (SFR) I've been researching the market and learning about Real Estate investing for 10 months and I am ready to make the leap and purchase my first property. I'm pre approved and all my ducks are in a row to close on a deal, I am curious to know what anyone thinks about investing around Shivley, around UofL, Germantown? The numbers work out great when ran through the analysis calculator, however when I went to go walk the properties the neighborhoods give my a bad vibe? Any advice would be greatly appreciated .
thanks
shane