​​​​​C.O.L. Investments (REI)

​Aquiring on and off-market realestate deals

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Banister

Tile

Finished tile work

Carpet Removal

Kitchen remodel (old)

Window & Counter Tops

Window Casing

Breakfast Bar Counter top

Title 9

Bathroom Shower

Sheetrock Repair

Prepwork

Shower Rehab

Window Casing

Kitchen Rehab

Floor Rehab

Kitchen Rehab

Bar/Kitchen Rehab

Bath Rehab

Bath Rehab

Shower Rehab

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Banister

Bath Rehab

ShipLap

ShipLap front view

ShipLap

Better Business Bureau

Foreclosure

Distressed Properties

Distressed properties are homes whose owners cannot maintain them, either these properties suffer from neglect and are in poor condition, or they are at risk of foreclosure due to non-payment of mortgage and/or taxes. Typically sold under fair market value...

Buy / Fix / Flip Strategy

Fix & Flip, “Flipping,” or “Buy and Flip,” are investment holding strategies in which an individual or group of investors acquires a property under market value, with the intention of reselling at a profit within a short period of time. In order to sell the home quickly, it must be located in a great area. The longer it takes to sell the house, the more money you're going to lose to monthly mortgage payments, and payments for insurance, utilities, and property taxes ...

Buy / Fix / Rent Strategy

Buying a property at wholesale, then rehabbing it for a rental. Its best for building true wealth. Its much easier and cheaper to get long-term financing on a rental property than a fix and flip.

Auctions

Buying houses at auction is a fast process where undervalued properties are sold to the public through competitive bidding. Auctions are either in person or online and can be advantageous for a fix and flipper and a long-term investor. Most auctions require a 5%-10% deposit the remainder within 30-45 days (if you win).

Wholesales / Snap Flip

Wholesaling real estate involves an investor buying a property or getting a property under contract and then selling the house or assigning the contract as quickly as possible. The investor may wholesale the property to another investor who will then fix up the property and rent it or flip it.

Short Sales

Usually anywhere from 60-120 days plus, as it all depends on the seller lender, documentation and their loss mitigation department. The time it takes to get one through and short sales are very similar to foreclosures and REO's, you buy them as is and they can take double the time from contract to close. More and more banks will be more willing to do a short sale, as opposed to a foreclosure.

Assignments

An assignment is a sales transaction where the original buyer of a property (the “assignor”) allows another buyer (the “assignee”) to take over the buyer's rights and obligations of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale, before the original buyer closes on the property (that is, where they take possession of the property

Mortgage / Discounted Notes

a mortgage note (also known as a real estate lien note, borrower's note) is a promissory note secured by a specified mortgage loan. Mortgage notes are a written promise to repay a specified sum of money plus interest at a specified rate and length of time to fulfill the promise.