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All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Account Closed has started 21 posts and replied 1305 times.

Post: Investing out of state, would you do it?

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  • Baltimore, MD
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I would...if you were confident in the following: 1. Property manager 2. Property 3. Location And all aspects of such. Aka, one must know what they have, where they have it, and who is making sure it works.

Post: Baltimore Analysis - Waverly Area

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Originally posted by @Tom Higgins:

I've been looking in Baltimore myself for turnkey properties I can't figure it out
Example buy for 100k property is worth 120-130k refinance?
But then you see properties next door for 30k?
Doesn't make 100% sense I feel like I'm missing something in Baltimore

What you are missing is that some properties are good (livable) and others are great (blown out completely redone) Some are on bad blocks, others are on good blocks.  Some are overpriced, some are underpriced. Some are sold based on lies, some are based on truth. Maybe the 30k house is appropriate, maybe its destroyed. Maybe the 100k is gleaming brand new everything, maybe its depending on a sucker to say just that so they will pay that much for it. Each house is its own story

Post: Baltimore Analysis - Waverly Area

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Add up? To be clear, if something is or is not a "good deal" in many ways depends on you and what your goals are. In reality, there is no such thing as a perfect deal, and no such thing as a deal where a better deal can't be found. Does the deal serve your purposes? And is the deal as presented accurate?...are the correct questions. One question is yours to answer, the other is something which others can help you with.

Post: How to get pass analysis paralysis

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interesting, but save your bad feelings, as i acheived "success" with the "wrong mindset". So you know, I define success as havent had a boss in a decade, have enough money to live a life of my chosing. Again, you know nothing about me, please dont pretend to. I dont know anything about you accept that you dont value your hardearned information. I Had a guy recently email me on here asking me every intricate detail of how to do everything he was doing. Would you have spent your time providing him all the info it took you many bumps and bruises to attain? I didnt, and wouldnt, sorry. This was a guy trying to steal my hardwork without doing any himself. You disagree?? Fine. Agree to disagree

Post: How to get pass analysis paralysis

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  • Baltimore, MD
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Originally posted by @Lucero Sanchez:
@Seth Sherman

Wow! Seth that is an awful thing to say. With the response you gave I know what kind of person you are.

The reason other investors share there knowledge is because; now remember this, successful people help others succeed.

I really hope you learn something on this website.

I seriously wish you success in all aspects of life.

1. Agree to disagree. And you dont know anything about me. You are a perfect example of exactly what im referring to. If you are successful, you would willingly give me the info you worked so hard to attain, despite the fact that i may use that advice at some point to negatively affect your business by competing with you. Foolish 

Post: How to get pass analysis paralysis

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  • Baltimore, MD
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Originally posted by @Cody L.:

Seth Sherman "Good place to start? Watch what successful people are doing (not in your books, but in real life) and imitate it. Good news, plenty of suckers with big egos that don't care that they are helping their competition willing to share. Just look on this website, tell them how great they are and how much you admire them, then ask away!!!!"

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That honestly is about the worst thing I've ever seen on this site. I won't even get into the why. I hope you'd be able to realize how rude that was without someone pointing it out.

1. Im 100 percent right in both the advice, and the assessment...

Post: Section 8 property??????

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Not knowing any specifics, if someone offered me 500 a month, i'd take it.

Post: Once again, i disagree with my broker. need some advice

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  • Baltimore, MD
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1. She works for you. Refuses to work = youre fired 2. She can explain until shes blue i. The face, if you want to make the offer anyway and she refuses, see number 1 3. Maybe, do your own homework

Post: How to get pass analysis paralysis

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  • Baltimore, MD
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Good place to start? Watch what successful people are doing (not in your books, but in real life) and imitate it. Good news, plenty of suckers with big egos that don't care that they are helping their competition willing to share. Just look on this website, tell them how great they are and how much you admire them, then ask away!!!!

Post: Baltimore - Winchester Area Deal Analysis

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  • Baltimore, MD
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1. For the right price, quality of house, rentability of area (your houses aren't) 2. Not necessarily, but not for that price. Board ups make renting more difficult, but not always. 3. Sure, sell them to a sucker. (So not really)