All Forum Posts by: Tony Nguyen

wow @ 200-300 per window, might as well buy a new window right? i believe they are only about $140 a pop @ home depot... maybe another $50 labor for the install so you're @ 190. i could be wrong =/

great thanks guys! i was trying to find pics of it online but can't seem to find samples.. i was googling Painted Window Trims.. what should I be googling?

Hey guys,

I'm under contract for a house that doesn't have room in the budget for new white windows (normally we do new windows all around).

The current windows @ the home are silver aluminum. Is it possible to paint these white? If so, how? How does it look afterwards?

Thanks!

thats a good price, 330 per year. i'll check them out. a member on here has an allstate policy for that price yearly as well.

hey guys, about to shop for an umbrella policy for my rehab business to cover our butts in case something happens. which companies are you guys buying with thats good for your business? thanks for your advice!

hearing about this reminded me of when i was living alone @ an apartment in southern ca. i was trying to deep fry some jumbo shrimp and out of no where, i looked back and there was fire from the pan on the stove caressing the ceiling. I grabbed the pan, turned to the sink, with the fire still going and poured it all down the drain. I'll never forget how i felt at that moment. Its unbelievable that i didn't burn the whole building down.

Wow Bryan, sorry to hear about that. Please tell me your insurance policy covered that.

Oh I had to go ghetto to get those numbers. The nice ones (my first choice was near Univ. of Central FL) were offering 5%-8% caps and that wasn't cutting it for me. I'm honestly perfectly comfortable with ghetto properties. I grew up in that type of environment so it's no big deal. I probably blend in just as well today!

Hey, thanks Darryl! I luckily didn't need to apply for a loan with this seller. Otherwise, I would of called you! lol thanks again.

So far in this thread, from what most are saying, flipping in a slow market is more difficult then a hot market. If that is the case, I think it's probably safe to say if you can flip in a slow market, you'll be ok during a hot market, assuming you don't get too cocky try to rule the world. Of course some adjustments need to be made, but someone up there said it best - if you screw up in a slow market, you'll pay for it dearly, but if you screw up in a hot market, you may even be rewarded!