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All Forum Posts by: Aakash Shah

Aakash Shah has started 5 posts and replied 8 times.

Post: Exploring Real estate in Hartford, CT

Aakash ShahPosted
  • Hanford, CA
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 6

Looking for real estate information and boots on the ground in Hartford, CT. If you are in the area, please reach out would be great to link up.

Post: New Construction Costs in OKC

Aakash ShahPosted
  • Hanford, CA
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 6

Did you end up finding a company that met your new construction needs? I am in the same boat and am looking for bids for new construct quadplex. Thanks

Post: Commercial Building Negotiations

Aakash ShahPosted
  • Hanford, CA
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 6

I am a partner in a medical group where a single owner owns the building. We are trying to negotiate for me to buy into the building. The owner is only willing to allow me to buy 49 percent of the building but with deferred payments until he retires in 15 years. He is flexible with the structure as long as there’s no income/tax consequences right now. How can we structure a deal where I can buy into the building without showing immediate income for the owner?

I will also be talking to a CPA next week, but wanted some input from some of BPs experienced investors as well.

@Michael Ablan

Do you use a PM?

Hey Dale, 

I will let you know. I am relatively new to the game as well. If an opportunity arises we might be able to do a joint venture as well.

Thanks for connecting.

Hello Everyone!

I am looking to invest in my second property, and have decided to look outside of California. My wife and I are interested in the city of Colombus but are not local and wanted to learn more about the city and the areas through a local connection. Would appreciate any connection or information. Thank you.

Hello BiggerPockets family, I needed some helping analyzing a deal in California. I am trying to get into multifamily units, so I have reading mostly Steve Berges books and been learning from the BP site. There is a duplex, 2 condos- One is a 2bd 1 bath (2 stories), and other is one story 1bd 1 bath. Price is 235,000 and rent generated is 815 from larger unit and 750 from smaller unit. Property is older and may have some opportunity to develop some value, however, I haven't had a chance to look at it. Using the 50/50 rule, I believe would put the cap rate at 4%. I am still waiting to hear back about more details. At first glance for a California property, what are your thoughts? All the deals I find in California seem to have very low cap rates. Any advice or feedback is very appreciated!

Post: Interested in starting Real Estate Investing

Aakash ShahPosted
  • Hanford, CA
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 6

I am interested in starting Real Estate Investing and looking for guidance in terms of education and where to start. I am just under 30 and don't have as much capital as I would need for larger projects like Commerical Investing or Large Apartment complex, so I am debating single family homes (buy and hold) or considering how to get into flipping houses.

With Trump in office and with our current economy where do you guys think the real estate market is heading? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!