quentin_arriaga@quentin_arriagaServicePRO10

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Their credibility

10badges on their credibility

Every badge here names the public record it can be checked against, so anyone can verify it independently. Badges are claimed in Rena PRO and are self reported unless they are marked Verified by Rena.

• Flipper 10

  Bought, renovated, and resold at least 10 properties, each within 12 months.

  How to check this: Two recorded transfers on one property inside 12 months, county recorder.

• Seller-Finance Buyer

  Bought a property with financing carried by the seller.

  How to check this: Recorded note or deed of trust, county recorder.

• Foreclosure Buyer

  Bought at least one property at a foreclosure sale.

  How to check this: Trustee or sheriff deed, county recorder.

• Home Inspector

  Holds an active home inspector license.

  How to check this: State license lookup

• Drone Pilot

  Holds an FAA remote pilot certificate.

  How to check this: FAA airmen registry.

• Notary Signing Agent

  Works as a commissioned notary handling loan signings.

  How to check this: Secretary of state.

• Published RE Author

  Published a real estate book with an ISBN.

  How to check this: ISBN and Amazon listing.

• 100 Journal Entries

  Wrote 100 journal entries in Rena.

  Verified by Rena

• JV Partner

  Partners on deals as a joint venture participant.

  Experience claim. No public record exists for this activity.

• Self-Managing Landlord

  Manages their own rentals without a property manager.

  Experience claim. No public record exists for this activity.

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Posts

What they have written

• Is 47 acres of young walnut actually an operating investment or am I just buying a wait

  That custom farm agreement number is off from what I'm seeing on comparable young walnut blocks in Yolo and Solano. Management on pre-production ground in that corridor has been ru…

  Reply · 0 points

• How do park operators actually charge service businesses, and is it worth the headache

  The site fee thing is real but what they don't tell you upfront is that some of those agreements also include a clause giving the operator right of first refusal on any work order …

  Reply · 3 points

• Closed on a probate SFR in Tucson last March and the final insurance bill from the estate nearly killed my margin.

  The renewal date is on the declarations page the PR gets when the policy is issued, and most TCs never ask for it during escrow because it feels like a seller-side document. I pull…

  Reply · 9 points

• Self-managing from 800 miles away cost me a tenant and two months vacancy last winter

  Tucson PMs with 24-hour maintenance lines run closer to 10% now, not 8.

  Reply · 10 points

• My repeat borrowers want to put money into the deals, not just the notes

  The one nobody flags until it's already awkward: he's going to start comparing his equity returns to the yield he was getting on the note, and that comparison will feel very ration…

  Reply · 12 points

• I priced my first service package at $375 a month and an agent told me that's less than her Canva subscription with the add-ons.

  The thing I have never seen work is pricing up without a scope change and hoping the number alone signals quality. What happens is the client does the math, finds a competitor at $…

  Reply · 12 points

• Did anyone else see that a scaled lien fund reported 0.3% average winning bid rate across three New Jersey counties last quarter

  Burlington 2023 logs I pulled showed maybe two or three parcels per sale clearing above 2%, everything else residential with clean title was landing sub-0.5% pretty consistently. S…

  Reply · 15 points