All Forum Posts by: Avi Garg
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Post: Refi property in LLC designated as S-corp

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@J.C. Martel Ended up selling the property.
Post: Anyone completed a cash for keys in Oakland within last 2 years

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Looking to see if anyone has gone through the process and is willing to chat and share their experience. I have a tenant and I will be going through the same shortly so wanted to get a heads up on what is involved and what to look out for. Any help is appreciated.
Post: C-corp or LLC for high earner real estate agent

- Rental Property Investor
- Concord, CA
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Not a CPA but I would recommend LLC with S-corp designation
Post: What is the point of business credit?

- Rental Property Investor
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Good point. However slight corrections/clarifications IMO:
2. A sole prop. can also deduct business expenses. This is a big misconception that many people have.
3. Finances - Only Hard money lenders prefer LLC. Conventional lenders avoid usually LLC.
@Account Closed If you are doing flips, LLC is a better way to go.
Post: Investor made 42k on her first flip I wholesaled her

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@Jeff Campbell That's an awesome ROI.
Post: Wholesalers, investors and developers in the Bay Area

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@Dana A. I am an investor and mostly work on properties in the East Bay though I have been looking for something in the Peninsula. Since this is not my full time job, I am selective in the kind of projects I take and usually do 2-3 flips a year. Currently my focus is flips to generate capital but may end up converting my current project as a rental.
I do some out of state as well (both buy and hold and flips) but its minimal at this point and have sold almost half of my out of state portfolio.
I see you are an agent and guess you may get some fixers once in a while. Add me to your investor list for fixers.
@Ronnie Galindo Once you are over the sticker shock, I would suggest to partner up with someone and do local investing unless you get to a point where you want to buy a 20-50 unit apartment building out of state. The 1-4 units out of state is a slow and painful unless you have good contacts in your target location.
Post: Investor made 42k on her first flip I wholesaled her

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@Jeff Campbell $42k by itself is misleading. What was the ARV? 42k over a million is peanuts but the same amount on a $200k is a winner.
Post: Can you buy off market deals using conventional financing?

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@Misael Carlos Vera If you source your own off-market deals, you can have the seller accept the longer closing time.
Post: Free Labor! - SF Bay Area

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@Account Closed
Ori and Arlen already gave you good advice in your other post on finding a mentor. I sent you a PM as well.
Post: Cost of Heating Swimming Pool?

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- Concord, CA
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@Pablo Flores This is good to know that I should charge extra for pool heating. I already have an inquiry for an entire month if I can heat up the pool.
@Account ClosedPool covers are great if you have it in your personal residence. However they are a PITA in the vacation rental.