What should you expect from a first closing? What do you need to be prepared for? Do you need to be there physically or can you close remotely? What documentation do you need and how much time do you need?

These are some of the questions that run through your mind as you look at closing a property. Join me as I breakdown what documentation you need to have and how much time you will need to close on a property!

 

Okay, okay, okay. You should have an HVAC system. And you should provide a stove/oven. But should you include a microwave? What about a dishwasher? Or a washer/dryer?

Each one costs you more money, but which ones will create inherent risks that will cost you MORE money? And what are the ways you'd end up losing that money?

So what appliances should the landlord provide? Who fixes them? If they break down does the landlord have to replace them? Can the tenant bring their own appliances?

You bought a BRRRR property. It's been a headache and is draining your motivation (not to mention your bank account). On top of all that, it's not renting.

What do you do?

At what point should you just hit the 'eject' button and just sell? 

Join me as I talk through ways to get your property rented fast and how to evaluate when to put a property on the market to sell!

When making an offer in a hot market you have to move fast - but sometimes 'fast' means 'too fast for my lender to make closing'.

What do you do? How can you snag the deal without leaving ALL of your cash in the property?

Join to learn how to close on a property even if your lender can't make closing!

The Only Options for Getting Started in Real Estate

If you're looking to get started in real estate, you have one decision that will significantly affect the most important results of your efforts. This one decision is a natural first step as you're working toward acquiring your first property, but it also carries with it a weight of importance because it influences such significant outcomes, like:

• Speed - time it takes to get your first property
• Money - the money you put into that property
• Risk Exposure - the amount of risk you assume

Each method has its benefits and tradeoffs with correlating risks and reward. There's not a one-size-fits-all method for everyone. You have to decide what's best for you and will help you move toward your goals most effectively. For the new investor looking to get started, you need to choose your method of learning. 

There are Two Methods for Learning Real Estate

After you've determined that real estate is the...