by Vilma Alvarez | May 4, 2014 | Business Development, Rehabbing Tips |
How many times have you been to a restaurant with a group of people and placed an order with a waiter or waitress who did not write it down? Was your order served correctly? Could you predict that this would happen as the server left your table to put the order in?...
by Vilma Alvarez | Apr 24, 2014 | Blogs, Deals, New Investor, Rehabbing Tips, Tech for Rehabbers |
Making a lot of offers can be very time consuming and tedious. However, as a rehabber, it is necessary in order to close deals. So in an effort to make the process a little less painful, try leveraging the use of DocuSign, which is a tool that allows you to convert...
by Vilma Alvarez | Apr 24, 2014 | Blogs, Deals, New Investor, Rehabbing Tips |
Curb appeal is the primary influence on a potential homebuyer’s first in-person impression. They may already know they like the neighborhood, that the house has the right number of bedrooms, and fits their budget, but if peeling paint or a messy yard are the first...
by Michael Moreno | Apr 18, 2014 | New Investor, Rehabbing Tips, Uncategorized |
Nobody likes surprises when rehabbing. They are usually expensive. There are a few gotchas in particular that will hurt your backend profits. Be aware of these when doing your inspections and rehab budgets, and your project will not resemble an overly dramatic rehab...
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