Is "buyer's agent" its own license, or just a hat someone wears?
Trying to get the vocabulary straight before I talk to anyone. My understanding was that there's a buyer's agent license and a seller's agent license, and you pick one. Then a fri…
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Trying to get the vocabulary straight before I talk to anyone. My understanding was that there's a buyer's agent license and a seller's agent license, and you pick one. Then a fri…
Bought a 318k three bedroom, my second property. I do a lot of due diligence on everything except, apparently, the thing I signed on day one. My rep agreement said 2.5%, 7,950 at…
I've been poking at the service side for a while and kept getting stuck on the same wall: staging means owning furniture, owning furniture means a warehouse, and I have neither. S…
I left a warehouse job in March and I have 34k saved. Nothing near me trades under 400k, so every house I can actually buy is in two midwest metros I've never been to, where 3/2 h…
Looking at a 3/2 in a subdivision built maybe eight years ago, about 90 houses, and the price and rent look like they'd work for me on a first rental. Then I pulled the CC&Rs off…
I have six furnished doors now and I pulled the source of every placement since I started. Four of six units filled last year through the same corporate housing marketplace, which…
Bought this building six years ago as plain garden-style multifamily in a mid-size sunbelt market. It drifted old on its own. Last count, 27 of 41 households have someone over 60…
This was my second LP position ever and my first development deal. A 22,000 sf medical office building on a suburban outparcel, total project around $9.4M. The sponsor had done fo…
The listing calls a 3 acre parcel "fully entitled for 30,000 sf of flex." I called the planning department to ask a basic question about setbacks and the person told me there's no…
Still learning how private money actually moves, and this strategy confuses me on that front. The whole appeal is the exclusion, but the exclusion belongs to the person living the…
Running the two versions of this against each other and they don't converge, so I'll put it to the room. Version A is the standard picture. You buy the ugly house, move in, and do…
I've been talking to an owner group about taking over a 180-unit garden community and their draft term sheet says 3.5% of gross collected revenue plus a leasing incentive. I assum…
We run 410 units across three properties for two owners, fee is 3.5% of collected revenue plus a turn coordination fee. Owner on the bigger asset has been on me about controllable…
I'm planning my first purchase and the shape I keep coming back to is small, four apartments over one or two commercial bays in a walkable older neighborhood. Two brokers and one…
I own 18 units across three small buildings and I've started pulling owner records on the older stock nearby, mostly 4 to 12 unit places with long-tenured owners. I have about 4,0…
Toured a building going up in a mid-size market, 28 apartments over 6,000 square feet of raw ground floor shell. The developer is selling it before stabilization and he's open abo…
Six prospects out of a landlord meetup, all of them complaining about the same thing, none of them yet quoted. I've been building the offer for three weeks and the pricing is wher…
Two single family rentals, both closing under the same LLC. I read a thread where someone said you don't need separate bank accounts per property because you can use class trackin…
Trying to understand how private capital moves and this model confuses me. Everyone in a micro-wholesaler network is small and part-time by definition. So when a deal needs a doub…
Been building a texting and skip trace list for about seven months. Spending $640 a month on data and sending, and I'm getting around 9 real seller conversations a week out of it.…