Another amazing interview, filled with a great perspective of someone who does inner-city investing, and we got even more in depth. Al Williamson first started off in a triplex with his new wife in a revitalization zone. After getting his feet wet with that, we are going to delve into how he moved into his first 8 unit apartment which
As you all know, I have a previous post on being cautious about doing the current coaching programs as seen by the “gurus,” as I saw more sales than value. Today, I am discussing the concept of fully vetting a potential mentor, and what to keep in mind from both your point of view, and the viewpoint of the person
BiggerPockets Reblog: Click Here For Original Article How should you decide how “nice” to improve a rental? Here’s how I determine it, using something I call the “Coziness Factor.”
http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsbl… It seems that the mainstream discussion about depressed housing seems to have one broad brush strokes on all depressed housing (priced anywhere from 15k-45k), as if every neighborhood in the country has the same characteristics. And despite the fact that we say the truism that real estate is local, the conversation turns south very quickly over these large geographic
BiggerPocket Reblog. Click Here To See The Full Article! It seems that the mainstream discussion about depressed housing seems to have one broad brush strokes on all depressed housing (priced anywhere from 15k-45k), as if every neighborhood in the country has the same characteristics. And despite the fact that we say the truism that real estate is local, the conversation
BiggerPocket Reblog. Click Here To See The Full Article! It seems that the mainstream discussion about depressed housing seems to have one broad brush strokes on all depressed housing (priced anywhere from 15k-45k), as if every neighborhood in the country has the same characteristics. And despite the fact that we say the truism that real estate is local, the conversation
Today I have Dawn Anastasi on as a guest who also invests in homes that are under 30k. I guess its because we are both in IT, but the numbers just made so much more sense this way, which is why we invested in these working class neighborhoods while everyone else told us to stay away. Please listen to the