All Forum Posts by: Antonio Marte

Check out bigger pockets podcast #109, they had attorney Scott Smith on and he touched base on this topic somewhat. Excellent podcast. If you don't mind keep us posted,I'm interested if you find some sort of loophole in order to start an LLC.

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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

Hi Antonio,

A few questions for you:

Are you interested in single family residential or multi family properties?
Will you be financing your properties using a mortgage, or are you looking for all-cash deals? What is your budget?
Are you interested in a buy and hold approach to generate a monthly cash flow income, or are you more interested flipping and selling and cashing out immediately?

If you’re interested in single family rentals, DM me and I can connect you with my colleague Kim Redding in the Dallas Fort Worth area. She has a history of working with out of state investors, and can talk to you about the various investment property options in the area based on your individual needs.

Best of luck!

-S

Scott as of right now im looking SF, i would love to stay under 100k closing cost etc included i would fiance through mortgage and would use it as a rental property.

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Originally posted by @Lance Borden:

What's your price range? Most turnkey properties 3 bed/2 bath properties will run between $80-$100 per sf in the outlying suburbs of DFW.

thats actually my precise price range.

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Originally posted by @Jacob Michaels:

@Antonio Marte There are some good turnkey rental companies operating in the Dallas area that you can find by searching Google or even just Biggerpockets.

I know @Chris Clothier 's company Memphis Invest (and Dallas Invest) does turnkey rentals so they would be good to check out. Chris is a longtime BP contributor and I think was interviewed for a podcast episode previously.

thanks jacob im definitely going to check that firm out!

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A spirovent outperforms an air scoop 9 times out of 10 btw, sorry forgot to add that.

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You have an air scoop with an air vent on the boiler which is basically a spirovent, we usually like to install something at the highest point if access allows and if you have a radiator/heater with a fitting that allows easy screw on install. You have an auto fill? What the pressure in the boiler when it cycles and how many stories is the residence?

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Place an automated air vent at the highest point.

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I have middle-eastern clients at work and they love to smoke hookah.

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Originally posted by @Luke Shivers:

Check out RDE Capital Group (Enrique Arjona). I have heard he is reliable and does well with Investors.

Thanks, just looked him up. Ill reach out to him.

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