Mike Nelson
To paint or not to paint.... that is the question
20 April 2015 | 5 replies
Everything is cut in perfect.
Chad Benedict
First deal closed with $12K profit after easiest phone call ever!
4 May 2015 | 56 replies
It sounds like things worked out perfectly for you.
Ed Schell
I'm young, I dont have much, But I want to start
27 November 2017 | 36 replies
What's up young man,You are at the perfect stage in your young life to began a career in real estate investing.
Suzie Remilien
American Note Warehouse
2 January 2018 | 49 replies
Realize that not everyone is perfect but how can he keep selling mortgage notes if this situation in the courts is taking place?
Ethan Mace
What do you wish you had known before your first purchase?
21 April 2015 | 8 replies
I'd like to gain information from people who have "been there", and this seems like the perfect place to get it.
Jeff Copeland
Anyone ever put a house under contract with a 12 month closing date?
21 April 2015 | 15 replies
@Rick Harmon perfect suggestion - recording in this scenario protects you from him selling it out from under you.
Account Closed
What do you think makes a reputable Flipper?
20 April 2015 | 1 reply
No one is perfect lol Just put in place a system that makes you feel ok to move forward.
Ray anthony Nunez
Wholesale Beginner
22 April 2015 | 5 replies
Outside of great content based places such as BP, your local REIA is a perfect place to meet people and learn in your local market.
J. Martin
How Close to the Top? - SF Bay Area Housing Affordability Analysis - (w/ Charts & Graphs!) by me
17 October 2018 | 85 replies
I found this awesome article:https://medium.com/@andersem/a-guy-just-transcribe...TL;DR:It’s a chart that almost perfectly predicts the San Francisco housing market using only three variables: The number of jobs located in San Francisco County.The number of places in San Francisco County for people to live.The total amount of money that is paid to everyone who works jobs in San Francisco County.What do y'all think about these as predictive variables for what direction rents are going?
Nick Dillaha