All Forum Posts by: Andrew Ager
Andrew Ager has started 11 posts and replied 29 times.
Post: New to investing , please help!

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
- Votes 9
About me:
I am 23 years old, live in Anne Arundel county MD. Have been a Union construction working for the past four years. Currently rent my home but house hack this property ( I live there for free) . Do to various unfortunate events happening in my life I have no savings and to add to that I have 5k in credit card debt. No saving because I am attacking the debt religiously! I have been studying REI for 4 years now but have hesitated to do anything besides house hacking the property I rent, due to no savings . But I want to start doing BRRRR deals immediately!
Goal:
I want to start my REI career doing BRRRR deals (most studied strategy) being my own property manager and doing most of the rehab myself . I have no objection to partnering up on a deal and actually prefer to especially with a seasoned investor. After have mastered this strategy I want to then scale up into apartment buildings and become more passive.
My main goal currently is to build 4K monthly rental income.
Does anyone have any advice? it would be much appreciated!
Post: Newbie here looking to help a investor for free!!

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
- Votes 9
Hi everyone, I am somewhat new to investing. I currently house hack a property I rent and have under contract to buy . I am 23 years old work as a union architectural glass and metal technician (4 years experience). Currently have 5k credit card debt, no savings (everything penny extra going towards attacking that debt). But I want to take investing into BRRRR rental properties ASAP. I have studied a ton but am more of a hands on learner . Are there any investors in the Anne Arundel county Maryland area that could use some free help on any deals . Looking to partner on a deal for free to gain the experience of actually working a deal and networking. Please PM if you could use a hand !
Post: BRRR strategy ( funding hard money lenders )

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
- Votes 9
@Jeff Foster I have a pension
Post: BRRR strategy ( funding hard money lenders )

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
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@Jonathan Larkin I’m. It sure what you mean by taking second position in the loan
Post: BRRR strategy ( funding hard money lenders )

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
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@Mike LeFever never looked into doing that thanks for the advice , but with me doing a brrrr, I was thinking I’d probably pay less in interest using my credit to rehab instead of using 10% on 240,000 to buy and rehab lol
Post: BRRR strategy ( funding hard money lenders )

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
- Votes 9
@Paul M.
My credit line on my credit cards adds up to a fair amount , so it is possible I could find the rehab that way and just buy the property the way I planned in the beginning but I’m not sure if rehabbing on credit cards is such a great idea.
Post: BRRR strategy ( funding hard money lenders )

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
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@Joseph Akingbade
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Post: BRRR strategy ( funding hard money lenders )

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
- Votes 9
@Eddie Cottingham
So I have the property's ARV is lowballed at 315,000 I have it under contract as a mortgage assumption, owner currently owes about 210,000 with a 3.5% interest rate. the property needs minor repairs ( kitchen & siding ) it's a SFH 4 Beds 2.5 baths 1900sqft . I have been living here for 2 years under a rent to own contract with those terms above for purchase. I am paying in rent what the properties mortgage is nothing more , but i subleased the 3 extra bedrooms out and cash flow 150 per month. After a year of living here and building my credit up I applied and was denied for lack of cash reserves. I plan on trying again in 6-9 months with my new cash reserves but thought hard money might be a good idea because it would also get me rehab money.
Post: BRRR strategy ( funding hard money lenders )

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
- Votes 9
I have a deal lined up but I'm hesitant about moving forward. I am going to be using hard money to purchase the property. My problem is I have to rehab the property before tenants in which may take up to 3 months . During these 3 months the property will be not producing any income and my hard money lender would like his monthly payments, I don't have much reserves to pay him through that so my question is how do you do a BRRR deal and pay the hard money lenders their monthly payment if the proper is not yet producing income also what if it takes longer than expected to move tenants in ?
Post: What Should I be Doing as a 17-year old?

- Rental Property Investor
- Pasadena, MD
- Posts 29
- Votes 9
@Cameron Dye
STUDY AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
SAVE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
AND LAST BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY BUILD YOUR NETWORK
NETWORK = NETWORTH