All Forum Posts by: Alexis Guini

Hi! Alex Riera numbers are correct. There are a lot of properties entering into the market in the next few months and I see a decline in rental prices. Saying that, the money is made when you buy not when you sell so if this is a great deal go for it! If you need help you can reach me by direct. Good luck!

Hello BP family! I came across a great deal but it only accepts cash offers. I have been working with some lenders in the past but I want to know if anyone know a good hard-money lender in South Florida. I would like to buy the house using the HM and then once it's fixed refinance it (BRRRR). What are the rates and fees that you are seeing in your markets right now??? - If you are a private lender or know someone please let me know! Thanks!

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Hi, I am interested, I am also a realtor, is there any way that you can send me a market analysis of the area? [email protected]

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Hi @Gilberto Rodriguez, it depends on what your goals are. I work directly with Chase but you must have a minimum to avoid monthly fees. Good think about a big branch is that your clients will be able to direct deposit from their accounts or deposit directly in the bank. One of my clients have an account in Ocean Bank, they don't charge for the account but they are only in Miami Dade and Broward area. I will also recommend you to check with Regions Bank

Hi Ana G. , as everyone in the post, Can you please send me a copy as well? Thank you in advance!

Hi BP Family! Do you know any good GC in the Miami area? I am working out on a possible Flip and we should be closing in the next weeks but the GC that I used before had an injury... Please let me know if you have any recommendation! Thanks!

Welcome to BP! I'm also from SF. This is the best place to network online. Good luck!

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