All Forum Posts by: Yiftach Ilyov
Yiftach Ilyov has started 32 posts and replied 106 times.
you're welcome!
and thank you for everybody for your answers! my father always said that the best way to learn if from the experience of others.
@Yolanda Eiland Property owners that filled for eviction are in point of time that they're eating **** with their property for a few months now. some of them wants to sell.
UP! data provider recommendations ?
Eviction lists!
someone has experience with mailing these lists and can share some tips?
also, where do you get your eviction lists from? i couldnt find any data provider that offers them.
thank you!!
Post: Multi family 10 units and bigger
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I will rephrase;
So far ive been looking for of market Single families . i want to expand and start looking for multi families and my question is where to start? any recommended data providers that can provide lists for multi families?
any information will help. starting a blank page with MF
Post: Multi family 10 units and bigger
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tips/tricks/ providers of big MF lists?
what tools i need to target big multi fams?
thank you :)
Post: ITIN setup for foreign investor.
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Post: 30/60/90 lists any luck?
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Hey ya'll.
Does anyone has success stories with the 30/60/90 lists? anything i should know before going into it?
Im trying to get Feedback before i'm hitting this list strong in my area.
any feedback is appreciated !
Post: Wholesale and MLS questions
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ok I guess I should have phrase it differently .
I am licensed . Right now I have a property under contract (when I'm the buyer) and I'm looking for someone to buy it off me (in double closing ). I know I can find a buyer via MLS . My question is if I can list it on MLS( while I'm under contract as the buyer)
Post: Wholesale and MLS questions
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Hey ya’ll!
So, I have a property under contract and I’m planning to find a buyer and do a double closing .
My question is- can I list the property now when I have it under contract?
I have another one- when you put a property’s under contract how long you do the inspection period and how long you let yourself to prepare to closing ?
Im some what confused in what is the best way of doing so without actually purchasing the property with my own money .
Post: Creating cash out of first deal
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Originally posted by @Matthew Rodriguez:
@Jonathan Taylor Smith Thank you! That was the precise advise I was looking for. Any other tips for actually filling out the contract?
@Yiftach Ilyov I will have to do a walkthrough with the contractor. Though he was telling me it's impossible for him to give 100% accurate repair estimates without looking behind the walls. Any ideas of how to give a PRECISE repairs estimate? Also, if the investor wants to get keep getting cheap houses from me, then she won't cut me out for a measly couple thousand dollars I hope. If not, then I just won't send properties her way in the future :)
@John Thedford I have a real estate license. I am a newbie, but this would not be illegal for me to do. Also, how do so many wholesalers get away with it without being punished if this were illegal?
\\\\ Thanks all for your replies! Love to hear from people more experienced than I!
When a contractor says he needs to open the walls to give an exact quote most of the timed it means “In order To know if the systems(plumbing , electric, Hvac which are behind the walls) need attention walls need to be open.
BUT a good contractor can know even without opening the walls. You can look for the signs also.
Few tips:
Figure out if the water lines are pvc/cpvc or galvanized by looking under the sinks . Try to go in the attic to see if the water lines run there
Open a few outlets around the house and open the service panel completely. If the wires are yellow or white they’re relatively new and updated. Check if the outlets are grounded. If panel is 150 amp and more it’s been updated