All Forum Posts by: Tim Illguth

@Alexis Guini Any luck with what you found? I'm currently using WIX with the hotel feature payment option. It's a bit clunky though so I'm still looking.

@Sara Barb Hello Sara, I'm sorry I haven't been on the site for a while. How is your implementation of Cozy going?

Hello All, 

I've got a wix website setup but I would love to setup a way for my tenants to pay rent through it. I've followed a google help to setup a wix hotels to handle it for now but it just doesn't look right, it shows bookings and is super confusing for tenants. Anyone setup monthly rentals on a wix website yet?  

thanks in advance

@Jose Flores:
Thanks so Much for the advice. Where am I supposed to get these contracts from? Do I have to make them? Should I pay a local lawyer to write them up? 
My Mentor said assignment was a good Idea too. I checked with my local title company to make sure they do them. I haven't checked with them if they do a simultaneous closings though I will look that up. I didn't know about the extra costs for the simultaneous closing either. That would have been a rude awakening. 

Have you seen it be a negative situation, when the buyer sees that I made money on the deal? 

Hey all, I've got my list from list source. I'm sending out my first set of mailers soon. I was hoping I could get some advice about doing the actually contract assignments on your first wholesaling deals? Especially if anyone knows anything about wholesaling in Alaska. Thanks!

Thanks @Rachel Pervis, I've already done this. I'm not sure that it will go for as high as the comps say but it would be cool if it did. :)

So I just closed on my first real estate deal. (Well actually my second but the first time I really didn't know what I was doing. I built a house and then sold it for a $60k profit. Then used that money to go to school full time ) I consulted with a real estate investor from the states and a real estate agent who himself invests. I was able to find a freeze up house worth $200k (according to the agent) for $80k. I asked and he said it was a deal he would invest in but didn't currently have the means. I was able to purchase it as an owner occupied unit, since I will be living in it for about a year. The repairs came to $36k total so we should be able to profit from the sale in a year. My question is; how should I keep from accidentally putting down roots or making too many improvements. I've asked my realtor and he said just ask him before making any improvements but I wanted to ask for any help on the mindset of a live in flip or good books you would suggest so I stay in the right path?

That was one of the most inspirational things I've read so far. Thank you for sharing. Tons of respect for you!

Sorry still getting the hang of this site. Welcome, from another newbie

@Jarren Mussen: Thank you for that comprehensive list of links!