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All Forum Posts by: Ayo O.

Ayo O. has started 29 posts and replied 89 times.

Post: Dealyed financing on a 1031 Property

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

@Dave Foster thank you for taking the time to respond!

Post: Dealyed financing on a 1031 Property

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

Hey BP,

I plan to use the proceeds of a 1031 exchange to make a cash purchase of another SFH. My plan is to do a delayed financing(sort of modified BRRRR) about 6 months later to get my funds back out.

Is anything wrong with this picture? Are there any rules against this approach?

Post: Capital gains tax question here

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

@Ashish Acharya thank you for that explanation! 

Post: Capital gains tax question here

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

Hello BP,

I will be selling a house that use to be my primary residence from 2009-2015.I am being made to sell to a railway company through eminent domain.The house became a rental from 2015 till date.

I was wondering if the proceeds of the sale would still be capital gains exempt since I lived there for 2 out of the last 4.5 years regardless that it is now a rental property?

Post: New member introduction

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

@Rebekah Valdez welcome! I am also in Houston looking to network.

Post: Tricky situation with a realtor-tenant

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

@Jim Cummings thanks for taking the time to respond.

Post: Tricky situation with a realtor-tenant

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

@Brian Van Pelt thanks for taking the time to respond

Post: Tricky situation with a realtor-tenant

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

I have a tenant who is a Texas licensed sales agent.She messaged me that she would like to buy-out the remaining 8 months of her lease due to a bitter divorce.I highlighted the cost to to include holding cost and cost of leasing.

Sensing that this may run to a couple of thousands,she is offering to list the house, do showing and continue to live in the house until a new tenant is found.I am just not comfortable with this suggestion, I will rather list it myself being a realtor and let her do the showing instead.I am trying to keep the relationship strictly landlord -tenant without any complexity.

I am just curious what you guys would do or did in a similar situation.

Thanks in advance

Post: Houston Texas newbie investor

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

@Jesse McMullen I am in Houston too and can send you deals.I will need to know your specifications to send you the right deals.

Post: Trouble Tenants...I'm Overwhelmed

Ayo O.Posted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • HOUSTON, TX - Texas
  • Posts 93
  • Votes 19

You got to be careful here.I sense your tenants may be up to no good.6 months ago,I found myself in similar situation with a tenant that had a similar MO.Like in your case they complained about everything in the newly rehabbed home.But I quickly realized all they were trying to do is to justify no paying rent by claiming they are withholding rent for deferred  maintenance  that I failed to do.They lied  about the water heater was broke and got an estimate to replace from a dubious handyman.Water heater still works till date.Long story short,after the rent was late a second time,I stopped taking rent and evicted them.I later realized they have been doing this for a while to several landlords and apartment complexes.Always screen your potential tenants,mine wasn't properly screened.