Yes please!

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Yes, this renovator is a master

Yes we have to be over the top to get our point across

great, get out there and make it happen

Yes, that's the only way HML's will loan to u

Yes, keep us posted how things are going and what type of content you'd like us to make for u. Go make it happen

This is the only way I see it my friend, real world. The HGTV just doesn't do my audience justice, so it in my spirit to do so!!!!

Everyone is different

Give the other four brah

Did you ever find the hard money lender?

Johnette Crawford nope!

What happened because I'm looking for hard money right now

Wow, thnx for noticing. I never thought about the signature piece, I'll see about that!!!

Sweet, thnx for supporting my crazy world

An LLC is cheap. Nevertheless, you have to pay taxes on your profits.

U know, I tried to get the guy to let me come back to the house and it didn't feel welcoming. So, we'll move on to the next one

well, we have an attorney drafted operating agreement, but you can hire an attorney..

this is a good lawyer question here

@@krishaskins Ok I guess I was trying to ask when it comes to the hml will they be ok with running x's credit while considering z's experience. All under our LLC. Hopefully i'm conveying my thoughts a bit clearer. And thank you a bunch for your reply.

Well, depending on ur seller, u may be able to get it back, but I'd make sure I'm bankable B4 U make the offer...

He does not

Not that I know of, but he could be

I'm bot sure, I'll do a follow up w him

U have to bring it or borrow it

I forgot to, but I'm going see about a follow up

No, he only does things in VA sorry

@@krishaskins Understood! Thank you brotha! I have another question, when setting up an LLC for REI, specifically for HMLs, will a PO box address or a virtual address suffice, in the eyes of HMLs, in terms of legitimacy. I know conventional lenders, and banks look at this, specifically banks that give business credit, look at this heavily, to determine if your entity is "legitimate" or not. Just wanted to know if this is the same for HMLers. Furthermore, virtual phone number? or business cell phone required for contact? Lastly, How long do proof of funds (POF) need to be in a business bank account, before the HMLer feels comfortable to give out the loan? 3 months or 6 months? and does your D&B number have to be at a minimum score? or does credit even get looked at? Seems like from what I heard in the video, it's a matter of, 1) if the deal is a "green light" for both the investor and the HML (positive return and little to no risk). I'm new to HML and investing in RE in general, and I see some overlap, between this and business credit. I am asking because I'm ready to pull the trigger on not only one but two rentals, as I have 20% savings, down payment for both, but may need funds for light cosmetic rehab, no more than 10k for both properties. I have an additionally 10k, or 5k for each property for emergencies, but the rehab cost I may need a lil somethin somethin. This will be my first time ever investing, and it will be OOS, as my local market I am priced out of. Thanks in advance Kris.

I'm not sure, I think 55k

I"m not sure about that one. They usually only lend to investment houses

U probably need to have a relationship w one or make sure you're pre-approved from the lender.

Dude this isn't Hollywood 😲 I'm not sleeping with anyone to gain advancement 😂

Not sure about that

@@krishaskins can you Help me Scale my portfolio?

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I'm not sure if I'd say that. What I've learned over time, we have to make decisions that may or may not pan out. We get started on drawings even if we never close. We order surveys the same way. It's a risk we take. I want as many drawings complete b4 we buy it because they take time. If the prop is occupied, you may need access to get inside bit u still get them done b4 closing. Good points here.

@@krishaskins yours is a more time sensitive approach. I like it a lot. I've never done a renovation quite in this way. My goal is 1-2 every year now. I find abandoned properties just by driving the neighborhood. I contact the owner about my desire to purchase. If they are interested I have the property inspected, then I purchase. Afterwards I work with contractors to determine exactly what design elements will work. My goal isn't speed since I have a career. This allows me to do very slow renovations. So far, I've been able to do this an rent the property afterwards. Yes, it's slow. But it's WAY less stressful and involved. I basically GC everything myself to ensure all my permits are handled correctly. Baltimore contractors are "special" people. If I ever want to do it like a pro, I'll need to use your playbook ;)

@@dkbullock4871 I like your strategy! Are you willing to connect with me? I also work full time and I love my job. But I want desperately to figure out a realistic to incorporate real estate as my side hustle

I do, just type my name is my friend.

Sorry. I'm doing my best