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All Forum Posts by: Alex Bekeza

Alex Bekeza has started 696 posts and replied 2176 times.

Post: RE Crash prediction for 2020

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Alex J. makes a great point.  I moved from a very densely populated area in Los Angeles to Ventura County because my son reached about 6 months old and I was tired of being packed in like a sardine.  My long commute for work is totally worth it for me because when I get home I highly value the open space and slower pace.  I know many people around here with kids have made similar transitions.  

Post: the MUST HAVE app? Whats the biggest game changer?

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Troy Williams  This is the first time I've ever seen Richblockspoorblocks.  I'll be stuck staring at these maps for a while today.  Very interesting.  Thanks for the recommendation.  

Post: the MUST HAVE app? Whats the biggest game changer?

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Anthony Testino Definitely wasn't calling you a tool! hahah  Just appreciated the detailed response with apps that serve several different purposes.

Post: the MUST HAVE app? Whats the biggest game changer?

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Anthony Testino Thanks for taking the time to lay out this toolbox!

Post: 30 year terms for your investment property!

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Arsen Atanasovski  Unfortunately, the minimum loan amount is 75k and can only be applied to individual properties so we would not be able to group them together.

In order to get this into one of our portfolio loan programs there would need to be a minimum of 5 units and minimum $500k total value.  We do offer these portfolio loans with 30 year amortization as well.  Fixed for 10 years in the 5.25% to mid 6% range.  

Post: the MUST HAVE app? Whats the biggest game changer?

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Karl Schnitzer Do you pay anything for the app as the landlord?  Or property manager pays the fees? 

Post: the MUST HAVE app? Whats the biggest game changer?

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Marcus T. Seems pretty sweet. Looks like you basically get access to the MLS without needing a license. The reports are pretty easy on the eyes as well and $7 a month ain't to bad. Thanks!

Post: the MUST HAVE app? Whats the biggest game changer?

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Chris Wright Thanks Chris, looks legit

Post: the MUST HAVE app? Whats the biggest game changer?

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Joe Splitrock Thanks! and I'm sure they appreciate that too.

Post: Commercial Question -- Hard Money Lenders???

Alex Bekeza
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Jessica Tomlinson  I've sent you a private message to get a little more detail.  Hopefully we can not have to resort to hard money on this one.