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All Forum Posts by: Anna NA

Anna NA has started 4 posts and replied 43 times.

Post: How long?

Anna NAPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • The Northeast, NH
  • Posts 46
  • Votes 0

This question is for the more experienced REI's. I'm starting out in REI and hope to close on my first investment property in the next few weeks. I've tried to calculate out how long until I can have a decent monthly "salary" from my investments, but it's kind of hard to do that considering that I'm not sure how things will actually pan out as far as having to fix up places, deal with tenants, tax breaks, etc.

I realize this may be a quite rhetorical question, but after how many years (and houses) would you say you got to a reasonably comfortable level of satisfaction where you could afford a decent lifestyle with some money left over to invest in a few more properties. For comparison's sake I'm looking into buying properties in the 50k range and renting out which I'm hoping would bring in about $600/mo each... I've attempted to calculate this, but every time I try the numbers to me don't look that favorable so am I omitting some major up sides to investing such as tax breaks or does it take many many years to own say a ferrari if you're doing this single no kids..?

Post: Foreclosure

Anna NAPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • The Northeast, NH
  • Posts 46
  • Votes 0

Hello,

I am pretty new to investing in RE, but have wanted to do this since I was 12 and have an overall idea of what I want to accomplish as far as buying and renting out.

I currently have an AO on a property which is being sold by a bank and I hope to close in early June. Since this was a foreclosure is there anything I should watch out for specifically when dealing with a foreclosure? The house is in pretty good shape when I inspected it so there is no major structural damage and I am not taking a rehab loan but hope to do some updates after I buy it. This is the first house I'm ever buying. I won't be living in it, I plan to rent it out for hopefully minimum $500/mo cash flow. I'm just concerned mostly about whether I should be looking into things other than what you would when buying a non-foreclosed on property..

-A

Post: Hello

Anna NAPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • The Northeast, NH
  • Posts 46
  • Votes 0

Hello everyone,

Just joined the forums, and am excited to have the opportunity to meet people here. My main goal is to find some good friends knowledgeable in real estate, build business relationships, and share knowledge. I currently have one deal pending which I hope to close on in June.

-A