All Forum Posts by: William Baptist
William Baptist has started 16 posts and replied 23 times.
Post: Cold Calling Scripts

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
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Can anyone point me in the direction to obtain cold calling script?
Post: Creating a deal funnel

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
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I have a list of properties that fit my criteria. What is the next move? Do I drive the areas first or just do a mail campaign to see who is interested?
Post: Melissa, TX property

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
- Votes 4
Anyone here have any information or knowledge on Melissa, Tx?
Post: Creating a Fourplex Funnel

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
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Can you guys tell me how to find and what system has been useful for finding your fourplex deals? When using search engines like Zillow and Realtor they are not helpful. I feel that I must travel to a selected market and do a driving for dollars campaign. Please tell me there is a much simpler way.
Post: Paying Cash not Leveraging

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
- Votes 4
Would you guys be against paying cash $50-100K for a property once a year?
I understand that you could build a portfolio faster by leveraging and at the same time earn so much more. But, if you didn't want the risk and could make a cash purchase consistently, would you?
Post: How would you guys play this hand?

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
- Votes 4
@Anthony Wick it went towards paying off over $140k in student loans, car and student loan debt.
Post: How would you guys play this hand?

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
- Votes 4
Hey guys and gals,
I'm 45 and working my butt off to get going on this REI journey. My present state: $260K annual salary. $6K a month toward savings. I only have $10K saved toward the $42K for emergency fund. Debt: primary residence $1800K/mth ($185K owed) 1 rental SF owe $85K, mortgage $900, rent $1500. Mattress owe $8K @ 0% int 60mth. No other debt.
I am unclear on if I should pay off rental property and there after buy distressed properties cash, pay off rental then used bank funding, or not payoff rental and cash/bank funding.
Maybe there are other options I’m missing all together. I’d like for you guys to look over my shoulder to give me some assistance to play this hand that I’ve been delt. Thanks in advance
Post: Pulling out equity for repairs

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
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Post: Pulling out equity for repairs

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
- Votes 4
Hello Guys,
I am in need of some guidance. My wife and I have a rental property in Arlington, Tx with a remaining mortgage of $52K. It has been rented below market at $1050/mth on a month to month lease. 3br/2.25ba in that area rents for $1200 to 1450 a month.
After a recent storm there was a lot of interior damage because of bad roof. The kitchen cabinetry is trashed. Carpet needs to be taken out. Lastly foundation needs to be fixed which is quoted at $7K. The property after repairs will apprise for $138K easily. The closing fees for the loan is around $7K. Can I get better?
My plan is to evict the tenets and take out $30K of equity to make repairs to the home. Our mortgage now is $850/mth including taxes and escrow with less than 15yrs remaining. The new loan will be $897 30yr at 4.5ish% including taxes and escrow. After repairs are done rent out property at $1200 to 1250 to have very competitive rent and tent retention. 10% of cash flow will go against mortgage to pay off loan faster and 5% toward repairs so that we will not have this issue again.
Thoughts?
Post: Buying at local auctions

- El Paso, TX
- Posts 23
- Votes 4