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All Forum Posts by: Adrien Salvador

Adrien Salvador has started 9 posts and replied 67 times.

Post: Best Criteria for Circle Prospecting?

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26
Originally posted by @Wale Lawal:

@Adrien Salvador Focus on value-add relationship.

 Definitely. I'm using Ricky Carruth's method because I beleive it's the best one out there. I'm brand new to this and have moved to eXp recently. I've been getting some great traction focusing on this approach

Post: Best Criteria for Circle Prospecting?

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26

Hello all,

My name is Adrien Salvador. I'm a brand new agent in the business after deciding to jump into real estate full-time after having some landlord experiences.

My question... What is the best criteria to pull a list for circle prospecting around a recently sold property? Thank you.

Best regards,

Adrien Salvador
KW Team Realty--soon to be in EXP Realty :D

Post: Quadplex under contract-Need Funding

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26

Hello Kendrise,

I personally would close on the SF, and try to buy that quad plex for 375k with a financial partner. Find someone in your network who can bring in the capital for the down payment and offer them equity of your deal. Create a JVA with them and then go from there. How much rehab does the quad plex need? I would even go with a hard money lender + private lender(for the down payment) mix

Post: Looking for that First Investment Property

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26

Hey Samir,
I've messaged you! Would love to help! 

Post: Creative suggestions needed -20 single family home deal

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26

He personally should be consulting a CPA who specializes in Real estate for this. No one but the CPA has the capability to tell him what route he should take to save on taxes.

Post: Looking to connect with like minded individuals!

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26
Originally posted by @Boris Portnov:

@Adrien Salvador thanks for the love. Property #5 was closed on this past December. Getting closer towards being able to leave my full time job...

That's amazing man! I actually closed on my 4th and 5th this past December and I'm heading towards closing on my 6th within the next week! Super exciting!! I'm super happy for you. If any day you are available to connect, let's definitely make that happen. My partners have done 40 the past year(their first year) through JV's which we are continiously looking for partners for :D

Post: Looking for local real estate connections

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26

Hello Tyler! I'm definitely interested!

Post: NJ General Contractors

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26

Hey Kenny, are you still looking for a general contractor? Let's connect! Would love to find out what type of work you need done. Thank you!

Post: NJ Market Inflated Prices - Invest now or wait it out?

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26
Originally posted by @Lisa Alexander:

Hi - I am a newbie investor looking for my first property.  Currently live in North Jersey and my husband and I would like to house hack for a year or so before fully renting it out.  Since June or so, the prices here have shot up - from what i can tell most I look at are around $100k + over the value they were the beginning of this year.  

 Right now I am thinking we wait this out, but wondering what those familiar with this market are thinking about the prices and how that impacts investment opportunities?  Do you think house hacking is possible in this market?  Do you think the current values are sustainable or will they go back down in a few months or so? 

Obviously no one knows for sure, but would love to hear some thoughts around this.  I'm currently taking the approach of continuing to keep an eye on the market and analyzing investment opportunities, but thinking next year is going to be more likely for an investment timing wise.

Thanks!

 Personally, I think if you are planning to "house-hack" these properties... You are mostly going to the long-term cash-flowing strategy. My mother purchase a multi-family smack dab in the middle of Jersey City (Greenville area) at a decent price. If you plan to hold it for many many years, I don't think that you even need to care how much you are purchasing it for. Likewise, I also purchase my house-hacked house in New Brunswick and I calculated that it will cash flow $1,100+ once I leave the place. I honestly don't care where the market goes from here because I will always cash flow nonethless. I do this with confidence because guess what... My mentor who owns 90 properties here in New Jersey just added 20 of his properties this year alone because he sees that this market isn't going to go anywhere. Rents have never gone down in New Jersey and I believe this is a more important factor than the short-term movement of your property's value. The fact that you can dramatically reduce your expenses house-hacking your own property is a plus itself :D

All I'm saying is that my me and my mother are currently house-hacking two amazing properties right now because we plan to hold these properties for at LEAST 10 years. I know for sure that in 10 years property values will never be this low. This is my two-cents, I hope it helps! 

Post: What's the right fee to charge to find deals for other investors?

Adrien SalvadorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Posts 72
  • Votes 26
Originally posted by @Kenny M. Lewis:

Feels great that my research is needed in this market. I have a banker that represents two hedge funds. They are seeking to buy multifamily properties in opportunity zones. I not sure how much to charge as a finders fee and how to draft a contract requesting this?

 Hey Kenny... Honestly, the way I see it is that if you want to wholesale, you can negotiate with your buyer how much he's willing to pay over the price that you've got the property under contract. Make it a win-win situation for you, the seller, and the buyer.