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Heather has a master’s in accounting and has worked in the construction & remodeling industry for over a decade. Her business Innovative Custom Homes, LLC strives to make each home a work of art and craftsmanship that will stand the test of time. Heather serves on the Board of Directors of her local home builders association and has been recognized internationally for her work winning the 2018 Small Residential Builder of the Year at World of Concrete.
Timing is pivotal in the Fix & Flip strategy. Learn how to analyze the ideal target property, then identify the specific steps that will be required during the Fix & Flip process for that property to achieve the highest success and massive profits. Decide which tasks to undertake personally when doing a Fix & Flip, and when and how other tasks should be delegated to sub-contractors and team members. Learn the specific “how-to’s” that generate on-time project completion and profitable margins. We will review the acquisition, repair, escrow, and marketing processes, in addition to detailed property evaluation strategies which allow you to estimate repairs accurately the first time. Find and recruit with the best people for your team and learn effective strategies in positioning your investment property for sale. Make sure you know the target market of your property, and the attributes that will make that property valuable in that area.
This Pre-Assessment is to raise awareness of your current knowledge level and give you a glimpse of the information covered in this course.
Ben and Heather are highly qualified instructors who practice what they teach and do it with incredible success.
From real estate to marketing, the Echevarrias share their background and motivations.
The importance of a business plan, complete with a personal example and business plan form.
Day 1 of this course will cover business foundations, determining property values, getting to know your market, and several other topics.
How can we use our knowledge of what happened in the past to help us make decisions about real estate now?
Ben shares their experience with their first Fix & Flip house, and what they learned from the process.
Though there are variations in details from state to state, the general process is the same.
The instructors use a personal example as part of their glance at real estate history, addressing concerns from the time that may be valid today.
Why can looking at houses in other markets, where you do not plan to do transactions, be a good thing for your business?
Why the Echevarrias chose to go into new home construction and become general contractors.
Know when to accept referrals and when to pass.
Some older properties present specific difficulties when fixing, but can still be profitable if you know how to address the situation.
How to handle property line discrepancies so all parties are pleased.
The Instructors compare our current market trends to those in the past. They share their experience with adjusting a home to conform to requirements.
As an investor, keep an open mind and be willing to adjust to the current market conditions and opportunities.
Be willing to consider all the options for a property and think outside the box.
Why it's worth it to utilize professionals to accomplish tasks and create a refined finished product.
Whether a buy is right or wrong can often be due to the number of options available for a purchase.
Communication between the various players of your team is crucial. The instructors begin offering information on the people included in a team.
A discussion of lenders and contractors finishes up the team-building topic.
How necessary is the MLS? The instructors share the common tools they use to locate potential properties.
Become familiar with the five steps to getting to know the market and the provided list of property viewing components.
Ben and Heather continue to discuss the list they've provided and show you the property inspection sheet.
Regularly reconciling the budget and staying on top of every single cost will make a huge difference in an investor's ability to stay on budget.
The instructors will use the comparable research form as they analyze this example property.
Heather walks the class through her process of using comparable properties to determine profitability of the property.
After using 4 different comps, and answering class questions, the instructors demonstrate use of the property number analysis sheet.
Several questions addressing use of the property number analysis sheet.
A walk-through of a few comp properties shows how the instructors make decisions about the properties they invest in.
The comp process is wrapped up for the auction house and the property number analysis sheet is brought out again.
Is staging necessary and useful?
What to do to ensure your appraisal is done correctly and to get an accurate number.
How much does the aesthetics of a neighborhood play a role in the value of a property?
A current project is shown to demonstrate the importance of seeing more than the current state of a property.
The instructors cover some of the challenges they faced in this deal.
The property begins to show possibility, as progress is made in the remodel.
The comparable research sheet is used again to determine the likely selling price of the property.
Property number analysis sheet is used to calculate final numbers for the property purchase.
This Post-Assessment is to measure your increased knowledge and see how much information you have retained from the course.
This Post-Assessment is to measure your increased knowledge and see how much information you have retained from the course.