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All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Account Closed has started 33 posts and replied 171 times.

Post: Buy property in LLC, Trust, or buy in own name in OKC area?

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  • New York City, NY
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Originally posted by @Costin I.:

@Brenden Fowler Here is a diagram to help you on your quest:

 Thanks for the confusing diagram 

Post: Skype roundtable discussion

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  • New York City, NY
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Good morning

As a seasoned real estate investor, I would invite rookie investors and another seasoned investor to a skype roundtable discussion on investing 

Post: We're Looking For a Few Good Writers

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Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:
Originally posted by @Arthur Crum:

Hey Mindy, 

Does BiggerPockets pay bloggers??

 this is funny !!!  does anyone pay bloggers or you

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Post: Any advice for a rookie

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  • New York City, NY
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Do you need a mentor 

Post: Investing at a Young Age

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  • New York City, NY
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Depends what market we are talking about here

Post: How are properties refinanced?

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  • New York City, NY
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Originally posted by @Donasiyano Nimagaritye:

I am confused on refinancing poperties to turn profit; can anyone explain to me what refinacing is in simple terms.

 Be more specific what are you confused about.  Refinance just means getting a brand new 30 year mortgage on the property for its current value. 

Post: Help Analyzing a Deal

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  • New York City, NY
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It looks like the margins are cutting it a little close, not much meat left on the bone if you chose to do Hard Money loan.  

I would go with the FHA rehab loan, this gives you a 30 year low interest low down payment mortgage, this will give you a feel for the whole concept. Its low risk, after you fix it up you can refinance the property and pull some more money out. Again just play it safe here, and for the 2nd deal you can attack with hard money.

Or find a better loan to value purchase, then you can use hard money 

Post: Please Advise on my Florida Real Estate Plans

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  • New York City, NY
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I would be interested in helping you, please see my profile first 

Post: Is investing in multi-family rental property in NYC a good idea?

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  • New York City, NY
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No, it takes 6 months or more to kick out a bad tenant.  Be very careful with this city, I know big building owners in Bronx who went through hell because of this.  

Post: Inheriting a property with aggressive dogs??

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  • New York City, NY
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Aaron, 

This is a classic example of a bad landlord rushing in a tenant with a over priced rent in order to sell the property for more. You tell him to vacate that unit, add an addendum, fix the floors, or you are out of the deal. 

You do not want, nor do you deserve this as your first investment, or any investment for that matter.  You should have a good working relationship with your buying agent, and discuss it together first