All Forum Posts by: Anton Filiptsov
Anton Filiptsov has started 6 posts and replied 12 times.
Post: Built from Nothing – Ready to Build a Real Estate Legacy

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@Lee Brown Hi Lee, i send you friend request and message. Thanks.
Post: Analysis Paralysis in MA

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Quote from @Eric Gerakos:
Anton, don't confuse "analysis paralysis" with common sense. If the numbers don't pencil out, it's better to not buy anything than buy just to buy and lose money.
Thanks. I even contacted one of investor i know who was performing successfully in real estate.
And asked him to show me few of his deals ( in another state - he is in FL ).
After analyzing them they all made sense to me, and i was getting good cash flow with average or even low rent prices.
I think its area where i live.
Post: Analysis Paralysis in MA

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Quote from @Matthew Crivelli:
@Anton Filiptsov Have you ever considered Western MA? Much lower price points and better cashflow.
Yes i was looking for Fall River and Worcester, but further a lot of cities have a population decline.
And towards Adams and North Adams there are substantial decline.
It is affordable but i do not see opportunity there long term.
Post: Analysis Paralysis in MA

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Hi all. How to overcome Analysis Paralysis? I am trying to find a deals in MA, approximately 1h driving range from Boston. And i cant find any good deals for almost year.
The key metric i look is cash flow, and at this point i am thinking to buy 5-7bd and rent out by bedrooms just to make it cash flow positive.
I compared MA market to other Markets and like NY, SC,FL and there i can get far greater returns on rent but for some reason MA is extremely hard. *Deals* i am analyzing i am barely making cash flow positive. But what if some tenant move out, or house will need expensive repair - thats too risky.
Can someone give advice where to start or how to overcome it?
At this point i am already considering pick another market...
Post: Auction - Bank owned - Tenant occupied property with "NO VIEWINGS AT ALL".

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- Indianapolis
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Can someone please explain me, is there is any workaround? There are no interior pictures on the listing - none and no viewings.
Price of property is pretty interesting though. ( I am not a fan of gambling )
How i can see inside of property ? Or why Bank does not allows viewings?
I saw plenty Bank Owned auctions listings which were open for viewing.
Post: Medical Office Investment experience?

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- Indianapolis
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Anyone have experience in medical office investment?
I found a 1 Unit - reception and 2 private rooms in medical building located near hospital
300sf for around 100k
Fees around 300$/m
I have no commercial investment experience, i was primarily looking for Multi Family, but have not found a good deal yet, that why looking into this as alternative.
How do you calculate ROI for medical buildings? And how do you find tenants for medical buildings?
Any suggestions where to start or any articles to read?
I know that for multi family you can get estimate on how much you will generate based on rent in area, but for commercial medical i have no idea how to see what is the market.
Post: Looking for buisness partner in Providence area.

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I am looking for buisness partner in Providence area.
My primarily focus is Multi family or Single Family rented out by bedrooms.
My goal is to have finalized deal by the end of this year ( in best case scenario)
With potentially purchasing a few properties.
We can connect if you have some understanding of real estate investments and ready to buy your first property.
The best case scenario if you already have properties and willing to expand your portfolio.
About me:
I work in Tech, was analyzing market for quite some time. Ready to make a move and looking for colleague / business partner.
( Have experience in Real Estate and Insurance spheres from tech side)
Post: House Hack vs Out of state investment for First Home Investor.

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- Indianapolis
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@Conner Olsen Austin is an exclusion, because its either your skills or your luck that top tech companies decided to select Austin as their future office locations.
Such opportunities are not happening on daily bases.
After tech started to open offices in Austin, properties went rocketing up.
So yes, its great that you got that opportunity, but i would say its more unusual event.
Post: House Hack vs Out of state investment for First Home Investor.

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Appreciate your answers, a lot of good suggestions! Thank you so much.
I see that properties are going down in price, i probably will wait for a month, if i see any good deal - will get it, otherwise will look if prices will go even lower.
Post: House Hack vs Out of state investment for First Home Investor.

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@Zach Taylor
Renting out rooms sounds cool, but my girlfriend probably will not like this idea. Unless i can do some construction changes to separate one part of house.
But definitely a good idea, i like it.
Thank you