All Forum Posts by: Justin S.

Congrats @Scott K. on your first flip. Be sure to post before and after pictures. Good luck!

Fix and Flip Meetup – Hosted by ReZamp

When: April 12th, 2014

Time: 1 to 3 PM

Where: ReZamp Headquarters– 8111 E. Indian Bend Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85250

Who: Newbies to Experienced Investors are invited

Topic: Finding Fix and Flip Deals on the MLS

General discussion will include:

·How to find deals/properties on the MLS

·How to comp to determine the best value for a property

·Tactics and strategies for getting your offer accepted

·Freebies: Investment Calculator, Remodel Budget Sheet, and Email Offer Template

Please RSVP so we can plan snacks and refreshments accordingly. RSVP Form

@Kurt Kwart

I personally like auction.com because its simple and you do score once in a while on it. The same house comes up for auction multiple times so I track my bids in Podio and then just keep bidding on them until I get one. Just create a system that works for you and you will eventually get one.

@Account Closed - Federal tax leins would also stay with the property for a while. I think it is 120 days unless you get it removed beforehand.

@Ginny Watson

You may want to try an ozone machine as well. You can rent them pretty cheap, just be careful with them as none is supposed to enter while its running. I had a pretty nasty smelling house and the ozone machine cleared it right up. Also try cleaning all the duct work as well. Good luck!

@Jana Gruttner - Welcome to BP! I look forward to reading your posts.

Congrats @Anthony Gayden - The first one is the hardest. Good luck on future deals!

@John D.

http://genesisauctions.com/

http://www.williamsauction.com/

Are a couple more for you. Good luck!

@Account Closed - I would start with a title company and go from there. A lot title companies in AZ will check lein status for you before bidding.

@Travis H.

It depends on your market. If you are in a cold market, I would qualify the buyers and sell it to them. If its a hot market, then you may be selling it for cheaper than you should be.

Also if they are requesting changes to your original remodel, be sure to get a non-refundable deposit that covers the costs.