All Forum Posts by: Jeff Wallenius

Welcome Beth, your off to a great start by educating yourself! Best of luck to you guys!

Any traction on this? My parents live in Prineville so a trip over the mountains for a meetup would be great. Always looking to meet like minded investors. Happy to share my experiences as well.

Welcome @Sunitha Rao! Indy is a fantastic city to invest in right now, let me know if I can be of assistance as I invest in Indianapolis and have a great team on the ground there.

@Michael Plante obviously finding the deals is a huge part of becoming successful as a turnkey provider but there is more to it than that for sure. How do you plan to deal with property management? Property management alone can crush a turnkey business and is most often the cause of failed turnkey properties. I do wish you the best of luck, just my two cents.

@Jay Gousman it all starts with educating yourself on the potential investment options and from there you can begin to build the framework of your investment strategy. Very broad answer to your questions I know, but it all depends on what you are trying to accomplish. Buy and hold is a fantastic way to build generational wealth but you must know how to analyze the numbers and make solid investments. Time to start the homework! Best of luck!

@Caleb Heimsoth thanks for the shoutout, appreciate it!

@Jason Fulton thanks for the kind words, I appreciate it! Shoot me a PM and I can fill you in on a TK provider.

@Jake Cohen hit me up. Always excited to work with a fellow firefighter and I can provide some insight into what you may be looking for. Happy to assist in anyway!

Cheers!

@Tonya Weathers This is where your realtor needs to come in and really work for you. They need to explain to the owner that a HML is really the same as cash. Closing deadline will not change and the deal will not be held up for financing. All of this assumes your HML is ready to lend to you, and more importantly on this specific property. You can also have the HML write a letter stating no appraisal is necessary (mine does not require one) and closing timeline to be 7-10 days (most can close quick).

Best of luck!

@Account Closed we're not offering financing on this one.