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All Forum Posts by: Adrian Stamer

Adrian Stamer has started 14 posts and replied 300 times.

Post: New home construction in Oregon

Adrian Stamer
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  • Real Estate Investor & Agent
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 319
  • Votes 167

Wow at the 7 year old thread bump

Post: $400-$500k Small Multi-Family Property Locations?

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  • Real Estate Investor & Agent
  • Richmond, VA
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Interested in finding out more about Columbus OH, drop me a pm

Post: How many emojis are too many emojis?

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  • Real Estate Investor & Agent
  • Richmond, VA
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😁👍🏻

😹💩🤠🤐😰😡🤦🏻‍♂️🙄👎🏻

Post: Looking for Advice on Roanoke Virginia

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  • Richmond, VA
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Quote from @Chris Webb:

Hi @Adrian Stamer, you should come by our meeting tomorrow at Panera Bread. 7:30 am - ?

Hey Chris, that would be a little early for me as I am based in Richmond, but one of those Monday meets would be good

Post: CASH FLOW: Why you have been analyzing your deals all wrong.

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  • Real Estate Investor & Agent
  • Richmond, VA
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For everyone saying cash flow doesn't matter, how do you explain this to the bank with minimum DCSRs on the loans? Is everyone here just buying SFH or using creative financing?


I understand I can just put a larger down payment down to force enough cash flow, but every dollar more down reduces returns further 

Post: Turning Church with Sloped Floors into Retail Space

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  • Richmond, VA
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Quote from @Riley Ormsby:

My church is exploring the possibility of turning their old church property into a thrift store. The problem is, the flooring is sloped for site lines in the sanctuary. Could a thrift store be operated in this space without addressing the slight slope? Would it be "grandfathered in" per say? 


 Sloped floors make amazing event venues 

Post: Event hall as a rental ????

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  • Richmond, VA
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That was quite the journey. Congrats!

Post: Looking for Advice on Roanoke Virginia

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  • Richmond, VA
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Also interested in connecting with Roanoke and Lynchburg folks. Mostly in the Augusta, Staunton, and Waynesboro area currently 

Post: Having trouble finding a lender that can meet my needs for DSCR

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  • Richmond, VA
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Quote from @Jon Riley:

First off, I am a new investor so don't assume something is obvious as I probably don't know about it yet.   I am trying to buy a 1952 12-plex. Seller wants 1.3 million I would suggest 900k but I can't find a loan that has a long term lower interest and lower down. I was quoted 75% coverage ( 25% down) up to 20 year term and 7.95 - 8.95 interest 

I was hoping for 20% or less for a down on a 30 year and of course as low an interest rate as possible.  Any ideas?  I would appreciate it.

 I work specifically in this area, properties too big for your first timers looking for a duplex yet too small to be interesting for government multi financing. The key is calling every single small bank/credit union in the greater area around the property and asking them all what they offer. They will all vary in loan products. Some could be 7% or others could be 8%. Some could give better terms on 1-4 units but worse on 4+ units and vise versa. I rarely see 30 year amortization… I see banks offering 15%-20% down far more often. It’s not too often I find banks willing to let a seller take the second, but when you find that bank it is very useful. The seller wants full price? Have them give you a low 0-5% second or finance it entirely to get the deal done

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

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Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @Jordan Tinning:

@James Hamling

I’m offended lol I’m a millennial and I own millions in RE. I worked my a$$ off at my sales job because a top performer saved /sacrificed for years took huge risks and studied the game. When the opportunities presented themselves I pounced.

I like a lot of what you are saying, but not all millennials are created equal. Some of us don’t believe in participation trophies or live in their parents basement.. just sayin 💁🏻


 I am DELIGHTED that you have proved me wrong in my generalization! Now for a million more just-like-you! 


Older millennials are in their early 40s now… I don’t think people realize there are middle aged millennials