Local Networking and Discussion

Hello everyone. I am Liya.
Is there anybody from Seattle area. I would like to invest in RE, but I never done that before. I would love to connect with somebody from my area.
Thank you.
Liya
and Gary I am sorry for replay, I didn't mean for you, I just posted incorrectly. Sorry.

Hi,my name is Gary and I would like to know if there is anybody out there from the DG family that lives on long island that have made good deals. I would like to start to offer up properties that have a nice profit potential.
Is there anybody interested in talking about investing with a fellow DG family member?

I would like to get together or join an REI Club in the Reno/Sparks Nevada area.

Is there anyone out here?

Robyn

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Hi All
I just wanted to post here on what I thought was the most important things a new person should do when starting out. Below you will find a list of what I think a new person should do first before diving head first into this great world of real estate investing.

#1.Ask yourself the real reason you are doing this. Why are you really doing this...We all can say money but it is more than money, let me tell you! Do the seven levels deep that dean talks about on here under his weekly wisdom. It will help you to put your feet firmly on the ground.

#2. Set goals: Don't just say them but put them in writing and put them up so that you can read them every morning and evening. It will help you so much you will not even realize.

I have a question how to handle a list of homes with addresses that will go to auction on August 7 . I do not have money to go and bid. I checked a few of the houses, they have equity, good location etc. There is one to be available for home owner's association fees. I haven't done any deal yet. I thought maybe there is someone who would buy simply the lead? Any ideas?
Please let me know. What options do I have? Thanks Halina

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Hi All
I just wanted to post here on what I thought was the most important things a new person should do when starting out. Below you will find a list of what I think a new person should do first before diving head first into this great world of real estate investing.

#1.Ask yourself the real reason you are doing this. Why are you really doing this...We all can say money but it is more than money, let me tell you! Do the seven levels deep that dean talks about on here under his weekly wisdom. It will help you to put your feet firmly on the ground.

#2. Set goals: Don't just say them but put them in writing and put them up so that you can read them every morning and evening. It will help you so much you will not even realize.

im working on a technique right now thats should be hot in the next few months and the first lead i got from this technique got a response and they loved the way i think.

going on facebook and looking up the different real estate realtors and liking the page and asking what your looking for. if its investors tax liens reos fsbo foreclosures pre forclousers etc. and when they comment post something like this heres a way to get a hold of me your email goes here

to get a hold of me my companies website is on my user profile just go to the contact us and my emails there for any questions

I inherited a house in Watertown, Wisconsin that's going to be in probate for at least four months. It's appraised value is $148K. I'm looking for $70K in private money to complete the purchase of an assisted-living facility that I have under contract and don't want to lose. Interest rate is negotiable, and private lender is welcome to first lien position on BOTH properties. Term is 12 months. Thanks for reading this.

Here is an article from the L.A. Times talking about issues within the local L.A. market.

http://articles.latimes.com/2012/jun/10/business/la-fi-inventory-2012061...

June 10, 2012|By Alejandro Lazo, Los Angeles Times

Shortage of homes for sale creates fierce competition
With housing inventory at a low, would-be buyers are scrambling to bid on homes before they're even listed, and real estate agents are vying to represent the few sellers that do exist.

During an open house event, a steady stream of real estate brokers flows through a three-bedroom bungalow for sale in Los Angeles’ Highland Park area.

During an open house event, a steady stream of real estate brokers flows… (Allen J. Schaben, Los Angeles…)