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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Anthony O.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Newbury Park, CA
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Starting out. Looking to leverage 401k. Input?

Anthony O.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Newbury Park, CA
Posted

Good day BP community!

First, I would like to thank you in advance for reading my discussion, and for any words of wisdom you are willing to share.

I am a Southern California homeowner looking to invest out of the state. Thus far, these are some of the issues on my jot pad:

  • Capital
    • 10k Cash, with the ability to take a loan against my 401K for 15k. This would be at a 4.5% rate back to myself.
    • I only have 20% equity in my home, so I don't believe that would be a viable option just yet.
  • Strategy
    • BRRRR-My concern is if I would have enough capital to support the rehab portion of a purchase.
    • Single Family home
  • Markets
    • Thinking the 100k range in cities that are situated around small town colleges, or other potential sources of consistent renters. 
    • Some places I've researched include:
      • Statesboro 
      • Winston Salem
      • Tulsa
      • Grand Rapids
      • Portland 
      • Sparks
  • Building a team-I understand that this is one of the MOST important components of any successful investment venture.

I would genuinely appreciate any advice, critique, or words of wisdom.

THANKYOU! 

Tony

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Aaron Beauchamp
  • Lender
  • Houston, TX
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Aaron Beauchamp
  • Lender
  • Houston, TX
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@Anthony O. Yes, taxes can rise roughly by 10% a year max, but at your price point I don't see that being a serious problem. However its a problem in the higher price points where values can shoot up causing an extra $1,000 in taxes. Your price point is relatively safe from drastic changes in your taxes.

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