paul80424

Hello, I have a t/b looking in the areas of DU, Wash Park, DTC, or Englewood Colorado. She is looking for a Townhome or small SFH. 2 bedroom + den, 1 bathroom, carport or garage. $1,500-$1,800 per month $5-$10K Option Payment (maybe more) Please let me know. Paul Maynard (303) 434-0822 paul80424@qwest.net

Good Morning, I have a home in Johnstown, CO. Does anyone have a t/b for that area? Option Payment $5,000 Monthly Payment $1,425 with a $650 Rent Credit 2 year term with a price of $223,740 Referral Fee of 25% of Option Payment Go to my site to see pictures www.realestate-investor.biz We are also looking for Bird Dogs. Please apply! Paul Maynard List your property in the MLS for a flat fee of $199

If you know of anyone who is looking for a Rent to Own 2 year term, I'm paying a 25% referral fee on the assignment fee. Property Details 3B/2B Very Clean. Approx. 1,600 sq. ft. Just over a year old. Supermarket (King Soopers & other commercial) being built in front of the development in less than a year. 3 car garage Unfinished basement that is all roughed out. Could easily put another 2 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom in. $223,740 price fixed for 2 years $1,425 a month with a $650 rent credit for 1 year. $5,000 assignment fee. This is located in Johnstown, CO 15-20 minutes from Greeley & Longmont 30 minutes from Ft. Collins. Let me know. paul80424@qwest.net

Hello, Can anyone refer a good Credit Check Agency online? I live in Colorado. Paul paul80424@qwest.net

Good Morning, I wanted to know if anyone has had any experience with a Mentor Program that "Defiore Enterprices" offers. I am considering it because it seems to be the most affordable "not cheap" way to go. Please let me know if anyone has delt with these people, and how they feel about their program. I AM NOT TRYING TO SELL ANYONE ON IT, I AM LOOKING TO GET INVOLVED POSSIBLY. Their web site is, http://www.homebusinesssolutions.com/ Paul Maynard paul80424@qwest.net

Good Morning Fellow Investors, I have sent out about 100 emails by going to my local FSBO sites, and have been very excited that I am negotiating with 3 different people. I'm a newbie, and it's a lot easier to negotiate via email then on the phone. Now don't get me wrong I know I'm going to have to pick up the phone and call these folks. But it sure is great to have some time to figure out numbers. Also, I received a couple of out of state emails with people who want to meet with me. So, I'm going to have to find someone in that state to pass on the lead. I didn't realize it was out of state until I asked. Some of these FSBO's have their properties listed in as many places as possible. I was excited to know that this FSBO wanted to get together next week, and gave me a time to meet and everything. Well I had a good laugh at myself when I found out it was in SC...I'm in Denver. Anyway, the email marketing campaign is a great way for us newbies to get our feet wet. Paul Maynard One more thing. In the email would you suggest giving FSBO's your direct line or your (800) 24 hour number?

Hello Michael, Thanks for the advice. I'll try that and see what happens. Paul paul80424@qwest.net

Hello Everyone, I sent out about 30 emails, and I'm in the negotiating stage with 3 different people right now. It's a great way to get started. I'm close to setting up a face to face appointment with these folks. Thanks for sharing this form of marketing. Paul

Hi, I wanted to know what investors want bird dogs to find? Can you please be detailed? I was driving over this past weekend, and found a couple of really ugly houses. I really don't have to money to do a rehab, or experience. But figured that I could bird dog it. Or another option I guess would be wholesaling? Either way if someone could help me I would appreciate it. Paul Maynard paul@benefits-choice.com (303) 932-6312

Hello, Can some tell me where, and what contracts I need to use for a lease option? And if someone has a sample lease option contract that they could email me? I'm a little confused on how to structure a contract that I will lease option from a Seller, with the ability to lease option to a t/b. Please help. Paul Maynard paul@benefits-choice.com

Good Morning all! I just started my REI career (under a month), and I'm the type of person that is not scared to pick up the phone. I figure I can't get anywhere in life if I don't open my mouth. I've read a couple of different books on REI, and figured I really need someone who could show me the ropes. So, I've visited every local REI web site, forum, and looked up REI's in my area. I've sent emails stating that I will do whatever it takes to get things started. I've made a list of investors, and called them letting them know that I want to help them. The big advantage to a experienced investor for wanting to work with me is that I have access to 2 different MLS's. 1 in the Denver area, and 1 in Summit County Colorado. Because of this investors have offered to me a spit if I do some homework in the areas they are looking to invest in. So, I just started looking up Expireds, and Withdrawn listings. After looking up these type of listings. I then use my MLS (public records) to look up their contact information. 2 investors have already offered me a 60/40 split. I'm very excited about this, because it's going to get me real life experiences when it comes to putting the deals together, and I am bringing something valuable to the table. For those new investors. Start be asking every investor you can find if you can be their helper, and be willing to do whatever it takes. Read a couple of books first so you don't question & answer the pants off of these experienced investors. For those experienced investors. Hook up with a Realtor who has access to their local MLS, and offer them a split, or some other type of compensation for these valued leads. Not every Broker is making a ton of money, and will be open to this idea. Paul Maynard paul@benefits-choice.com