All Forum Posts by: Tori Manuel

I'm a SubTo student. I've been a real estate investor for 5 years and have invested over $100,000 in my real estate education. Pace Morby's mentorship trumps them all! I have paid more for other mentors and got crumbs compared to the value Pace gives to his students. He over delivers and is truly committed to seeing his students succeed. Here are a few perks to the subto group:

1. Over 10-25 hours of zoom calls every week.
2. Over 400 hours of recorded zooms
3. As a bonus, Pace will call your seller leads
4. You get Pace's whole business in a box so you learn: wholesaling, creative financing, fix/flip
5. He brings in his transaction coordinator, probate attorney, real estate attorney and so much more.
6. Trust me. Don't hesitate and invest the money. Pace Morby is the only mentor you will ever need!
7. If you have questions, feel free to contact me. 

I have a lawyer to take care of the paperwork and contracts and an escrow/servicing company to handle the payments. But I want to work with a Mortgage Broker well versed in Lease Options to help prepare a tenant-buyer to get a mortgage in 1-2 years if they go into a credit repair program.

Not all Mortgage Broker's understand Lease Options that is why I am looking for one who have done loans for buyers with a Lease Option Agreement.

Hello,

I am looking for an investor friendly Mortgage Broker in Arizona (East Valley) who have done loans for buyers under a Lease Option Agreement. My flipping business primarily does assignments and wraps, but am incorporating lease options and seller financing in our deal structure options. 

Know anyone? Thanks!

Hi, did you find a title company that do lease options?

I have a Birddog send me a vacant property that clearly has been boarded up for over a year. I did some research to track the owner and it says that the property is owned by the city. I’ve always negotiated buying a property direct to seller. What do I say to the city? What are my next steps to take down the property from the city to either wholesale or buy and flip it myself?

@Danny Cerecedes I paid about $400 for the real estate attorney services. 

Yes, I highly suggest running the CAR form with a real estate attorney. They will tailor an addendum specifically to your real estate investing goals (wholesaler, flipper, non-licensed vs. licensed)...a CAR contract you use with the addendum, which over-writes certain provisions of it. 

I did this when I first started investing in California and helped me sleep better at night knowing I had my *** covered legally if anyone tried to get trigger happy with suing my LLC.

Hey BP!

I have relocated to Arizona and am expanding my flipping and wholesaling business.

I am building my network of wholesalers, investors and real estate professionals. I am quickly doing deals here and want to grow my investor contacts quickly. If you are a buyer, I'd like to know your basic criteria. I have done my market research and am focusing on top 10 zip codes of buyer activity in Maricopa and Pinal County so if you buy in any of these counties, I definitely want to connect with you. 

I am still doing deals in Northern California (Sacramento, Solano, Alameda, Santa Clara counties) so if that is your market too, connect with me as I will continue to market and do deals virtually from Arizona.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Best,

Tori 

If you are an investor who specializes in tear-down and building a new construction single-family residence, connect with me. I am working on an inherited lead. Thanks!

That's soooo freakin' AWESOME!! Way to go! Thank you for sharing!