@Barbara Johannsen @Barbara Johannsen we are waiting on your response to a bid you made on our assets.  

Wondering if you have any general rules you abide by for estimating rehab costs without actually going to the property.  

Now I just need the right partner and guidance to take it to the next level.If that sounds like you — or if you’ve been where I am and are open to connecting — I’d really appreciate a conversation.Thanks for reading,— CoreySounds like you and your partners were all involved as managers of the operating entity so you ended up doing the work but having to abide by majority decisions.  

The goal is to attract the interest, a stampede when the property becomes available and a bidding war as a result.Your pictures can show the property with all of its glory and be taken such that the problematic windows are not shown.

I’ve walked hundreds of properties with investors and it always comes back to how well we assessed it up front.Also just to add some extra value, if you’re serious about flipping, going to meetups is one of the best ways to level up.

And even if it’s a private loan from a colleague or your Aunt Edna, whether they know to ask or not, you should insist that they are protected with a clean title insured through a title company and that the property has adequate hazard and liability insurance. 

Just won a bid at auction.com and my lender provided me with a preapproval but they rejected it saying that it cannot have any condition on it, is it possible por my hard money lender to give me one with no condition?

i have nothing to sell and seem to be serving as a voice of reason to coastal investors who think OOS is effortless and low risk.and, i bet the KC agents are going to be bullish on KC =)

Seeking answers that work across inventory types and neighborhoods isn't going to get you the specific paths you need to win a bidding war.

It is up to her to make sure she understands everything.