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My buy box, updated. Send me your deals.
Hey you guys, a lot of you have been asking what I'm buying right now, so here's my buy box, updated. What I buy: Duval County, Jacksonville Single family and small multi, 1 to 4 units 3 bed / 2 bath or bigger, at least 1,000 square feet Anything from cosmetic to a full gut. The rougher the better. $200,000 to $2,000,000 after it's fixed up, not the list price I pay cash or hard money and I can close in about two weeks. I also want to see anything that's been sitting 30+ days, price reduced, expired, back on market, REO, short sale, foreclosure, probate, or an inherited house nobody wants to deal with. If you find one, send it to me here: https://real-estate-academy-tools.pages.dev/submit-a-deal Three things before you hit send. One deal per form. Run your numbers first, even a rough guess at what it's worth fixed up and what the repairs cost. And give me the address, because I can't look at a house without it. Not in Jacksonville? Tell me your market below. I want to see where everybody's buying.
My buy box, updated. Send me your deals.
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Let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing your name and your super power! Don't know what super power is? That's okay just tell us something you think is cool about yourself! Oh and let us know where you are from!
Before I buy, I run the bad scenarios
Before I make an offer, I don't just run the numbers once. I run what happens when things go wrong. What if it sells for less than I think? What if the renovation goes over budget? What if the buyer asks for a bigger concession at closing? If I can still walk away making money after all three, I buy it. If one bad month wipes out my profit, I don't. That's why I have a minimum profit I need on every flip, and why I've moved toward houses in areas where prices are still going up. It's a lot easier to make it work when the worst case is still a win. Which one worries you most: selling for less, going over budget, or concessions? Tell me below.
The house isn't the business. The lead is.
Stop focusing on the house and start focusing on the lead source. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tYDd_W18eF0 Every investor I know who's doing well understands this. The house is just where a lead ended up. When you know where your leads come from, you can go get more of them. Look at your last five leads. Where did each one come from? An agent, a wholesaler, your MLS search, someone you know? Tell me below which source brought you the most.
Building my portfolio, looking for 2-3 investors to help me out
Hey everyone, I’m Joseph. I design websites for real estate investors, wholesalers, and agents. I’m putting together my portfolio and I’d like to build a few sites for free in exchange for honest feedback or a short review. No catch, I just want real examples from people in this industry. Most investors I see in here either have no site or a basic one that doesn’t build trust with sellers. A simple, clean page can make a big difference when someone Googles you before they call. If you’d like one, comment below or DM me [email protected] with what you do and what market you’re in. I’ll pick 2-3 people this week. Also curious, for those who already have a site, does it actually bring you leads, or is it more of a credibility thing?
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