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Hello Nate I just wanted to say welcome to the forum. It can get kind of busy on here at times, but the information that is passed is great. I look forward to your input.

Hey Nate I just wanted to know if you could help me with this decision I have to might on properties? If you were to purchase a property that had good value but it was in a not-so-good neighborhood and you going to keep as a rental how much of the value home have over the neighborhood value? And one more question, What if the house had some good houses surrouding it but with some bad looking houses too? How much attention goes to that because if people are like me I would notice the outside area of the house before the inside because of the potential problems that can happen and its value as a whole because of the neighborhhod. Just need some advice.

P.S. are you one of the mentors that I could talk to on Dean's learning program?

Hey Nate I just wanted to know if you could help me with this decision I have to might on properties? If you were to purchase a property that had good value but it was in a not-so-good neighborhood and you going to keep as a rental how much of the value home have over the neighborhood value? And one more question, What if the house had some good houses surrouding it but with some bad looking houses too? How much attention goes to that because if people are like me I would notice the outside area of the house before the inside because of the potential problems that can happen and its value as a whole because of the neighborhhod. Just need some advice.

P.S. are you one of the mentors that I could talk to on Dean's learning program?

Hi, What advice would you give me on putting together my first deal in REI Thanks Loria Gathings

hey nstreet
in the barm book, dean mentions learning more about fha loans at deangraziosi.com and clicking on the link for fha's but i dont see it. could you please help me. thanks
dee

I have no credit,no money,got laid off from a good job ,i have mortgage. can give some advice or help.

Hello Nate, I have just recently joined Dean's Academy. And I am excited to join in on your next call. Talk to you then.

Hello Nate,what does (ARV) stand for?

After repair value

WHO HAS CASH

Hello Nate I tried PM you. Could you please email me the national HML list you compiled: alana.c.weaver@**** Thank you in advance.

I was wondering if I could get a copy of the database list you have of hard money lenders here in the Nashville, TN area? I sure would appreciate it! Thanks!!!

Hi Nate,

I am interested in getting a copy of your database. You mentioned finding my own HML; what is the best way to locate the ones who don't pull your credit, income verification, etc? You can email me at [edit: please do not post emails or phone numbers] Thank you for all that you do. Keep the advise coming!

Vonetta

Can you send you send me a copy of the form that you mentioned to [edit: please do not post emails or phone numbers]Thanks for the info.

John A.

Hey Nathan, I recieved the edge program. You were awsome and answered a few questions i had with hard money. I am going to call the one you mentioned that works in ny and some others i found.
Thanks for the great info.
Richie.

on Chapter 14 in " BARM "

"Leverage is an asset"

were it says you can offer something to the seller then there's four suggestions listed.

The First one, is that just for the Realtor representing the seller?

Hey Nate Just want to say thank you

And

God Bless

Nathan,
You suggested I put together a plan for the next 30-90 days and to define a path I want to take. We spoke about the Buy/Sell a property approach vs assignments of contract. I'm still lost about how that works as far as buying without using MY money and then turning around and selling it.
Isn't it an assignment if I buy it and lock it up on paper and won't I need earnest money, if it is not doing an assignment?
Sorry, but I'm still confused!
Janet

Thanks for all the great information you share with us on the DG website. We appreciate the information and the insight you offer. Thanks for always going "that extra mile" with making learning fun. Keep up the good work and continued success in all you do! Believe and Achieve! - Joe

My mindset is probably agoraphobic, one who is scared to venture beyond his house to the outside. I've failed so many times and arrived at a point where I don't want to do anything. I purchased Dean's TALD course and am reading it over and over again. I am trying to put together a buyer's list for tenants. I am calling several property management firms tomorrow to fill in the on-site/off-site fee's. I am also calling some home insurance companies to ask lots of questions. With the marketing plan to follow and purchasing my business cards I will move outside my bubble and put my families doubts to rest and restore my self esteem and confidence so I can become human once more, feel like a human being, a man. Your posts are extremely important because they convey so much pertinent and real time information. Thank you and when I make my first deal, I'll be able to afford all three books and move forward and upward. So keep your posts coming as they are very relevant. Thanks Again!

Hi ,
I read Dean's first book and just received his second to start on ASAP !

I have procrastinated long enough and have made a commitment to myself to get my real estate investing buisness off the ground this year ! I have been in the mortgage buisness for 25 years and have a decent knowledge of real estate but don't want to get trapped in the " I know this already " game !

I live , work and want to invest in New York and want to get going NOW !

What do I do ???

I read your offer formula for single family homes, do you have an offer formula for multifamily properties, specifically mobile home parks? I am interested in a small park in Arizona it has 27 spaces, is run down, with only 4 tenants, NOI of $7000. We want to buy repair, rent, fill it up and just hold for awhile. How would you figure a formula to make an offer. Thanks

I have a pile of killer deals. BUT, where is the money. These props. have more than enough cash flow to pay the bills and then some. What is my next step. Even seller financing requires a down payment

Thanks for the info. I am still in this REI and it will work. Still not sure of how to do things without funds but I am reading and rereading forums and books. Maybe you can tell me how to get my own coach in the Academy? I do belong to it but I don't seem to have my own coach. Thanks for your help.

Karen

Hello Nate,

I would just like to take this time to personally Thank You For All of Your Valuable Time & Continuing to Educate those of us here at www.deangraziosi.com. No matter how many deals anyone has done, books they have read, courses they have taken there is ALWAYS Something New, Different or Obscure to learn!

Keep it Interesting,

JJD

I have someone that has their home is on the market as a short sale. It is listed at 150k and she states that she owes 220k. On total view the value is 116k. Owner indicated that she doesnt care any longer for that property and just wants to get rid of it and doesnt want any money from it. She has section 8 tenants in the house right now that want to remain in the property and pay $1400 per month. How can I make this purchase?? What's a good offer starting point to the bank?? I would like to resell the prop to an investor that would rent or sell to end buyer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. PM if you prefer. Thanks in advance!

Im trying to do a deal, finding a house for someone. basiclly like a realtor, how can I enter my payment on the hud without a realtors license

We wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas 2010 and a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year 2011! Your friends, - Joe and Stacey

I would love if you can give me some input on how to get started. I'm looking to build a buyers list. Any suggestions?

The buyer list is essential and hard to grasp in the beginning. Basically you will need to have a good list to do several deals per month.

I suggest you do the free things first, i.e., try craigslist in the services section-real estate. Or other free classifieds on the net. Place your own ads here also and see if you can generate some leads.
Call all the "we buy houses" signs you see.
Be sure to go to the local REI club meetings in your area. You will find investors(buyers), Real Estate agents and even lenders there. Great place.
Ask your Realtor for a list of cash buyers who have closed deals in the last 90 days in your area. They can pull this off the MLS. It will take some work for you to dig up the phone numbers, but when you find multiple deals by the same buyers-you have found an investor.

Good luck and keep working.

If you would like the chance to work with me or one of my fellow real estate investor coaches and our advanced training programs, give us a call anytime to see if Dean's Real Estate Success Academy and our customized curriculum is a fit for you. Call us at 1-877-219-1474 ext. 125

Thank you Nate.

Hi Nate what is the best and fasted way to get buyers? And what to say when I call a newspaper add, to get a cash buyers?

I am looking for investors who purchase notes. Any idea

Can I get some free information (the CD?) in exchange for some of the points I've earned here? I am a disabled, Gulf War Veteran with disabled children, and we could really use some help.

What else are all of my points good for?

Thanks,

Rick

I'm looking for the info on the "25 to 1"

Hey Nate,

Are you operating in the Hawaii area? If so, I'd like to talk to you before the weekend.

Thanks,

Stephan Roberts
sroberts@stepreg.com
678-895-0751