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All Forum Posts by: Janine Badic

Janine Badic has started 7 posts and replied 49 times.

Post: Northern VA Open Networking

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
  • Votes 18

@Jin Lim Yes, very close to the King St Metro station.

Post: Northern VA Open Networking

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
  • Votes 18

If there are more scheduled events I would love to hear about them!

I am agent/investor living in Old town, Alexandria.  If meeting space is an issue I would probably host a smaller meetup at my brokerage!

Post: Snowshoe, WV STR Advise!

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
  • Votes 18
What do you mean exactly by Snoeshoe keeps a tight grip on condo rentals?  Is that a reference to regulation or permitting?  Just curious!  Also curious how you found your cleaner when you owned there.  
Thank you!



Originally posted by @Levi T.:

I owned a cabin down the hill in Slaty Fork, just past the gas station, for a while. It did good. Paid for itself and profited 10k per year, but you got to watch out for collage kids who want to party hard. Debbi Goodwin is great PM for off mountain rentals, snowshoerentals.com. Snowshoe keeps a tight grip on the condo rentals, and they do rent well. I’ve spent more than a decade biking and skiing out there, so I know it well, so if you have questions..

Post: Real Estate Investors Eastern NC Meetup

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
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I would love to attend your meet up when I get back from deployment in October!

Post: Buying a fyture rental to live in.

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
  • Votes 18

I am making the assumption that you have already run the numbers and determined this would be a cashflowing rental either way (whether you financed or paid cash).  If you need a place to live you may want to buy with 20% down and then keep on the look out for additional places to purchase with cash as investments. With $350k, you'd almost out have enough funds to buy a place for yourself (financed) and two more in cash.  :). 

Post: I move often! Help me understand the Sec 121 Tax Exclusion time

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
  • Votes 18

So, I'm in the military and have now moved 3 times in 3 years.  I need advice/validation that I can utilize the US Code 121 Exclusion of gain from sale of principal residence more then every two years if the reason I am moving is due to employment and that I am only taking a partial exclusion (prorated based on amount of months spent in the home OR since the last time I took the exclusion)... does that sound correct?  Thanks.

Post: Mobile home as AirBNB in MI

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
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@Emily Almufti  I would highly recommend hopping on Airbnb and researching what is available in the area of Michigan you are thinking of relocating the trailer.  Notice what types of lodging is available, what features it has, the quality, price, and look at their calendars to see how booked up these properties are.  Definitely need to do some market research into what realistically you could expect to earn via your price per night times nights you could expect to be booked (which could vary drastically by season).

I have an Airbnb in a desirable area but the property itself it quirky.  But it is decorated SUPER cute and uniquely and my guest love that... definitely not a cookie cutter experience!

I also highly recommend that when you look at your budget for remodel, make sure you also have an option B that could support you not Airbnb or moving your property.  Reason being is Airbnb can get annoying/ you could hate it, ST rental laws could change, etc.   Could the #s support you turning the property into long term rental? 

Post: Is there a way to utilize 1031 exchange funds for upgrades?

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
  • Votes 18
Originally posted by @Account Closed:

Outside of the furniture in question, I was under the impression (don't quote me on this) that for properties purchased through 1031s, you could only hold a loan up to 50% on it, most of the time they like to see the home purchased out right even, making the 20% out of the question. Let me know what you think. 

In my case, that is not correct.  There is not max or min loan % but I need to roll over all the funds held by the intermediary in someway (legally), otherwise some or all of the tax exchange will not be tax deferred.

Post: Is there a way to utilize 1031 exchange funds for upgrades?

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
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@Dave Foster your response is consistent with the response I received from my intermediary.  Kind of wish I would have looked a little further into how to accomplish this objective before I negotiated so hard with the seller.... oh well!

thank you!

Post: Is there a way to utilize 1031 exchange funds for upgrades?

Janine Badic
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
  • Posts 55
  • Votes 18

I am not sure if this is in the realm of possible/ legal... but I am purchasing a property for $400k (sold the last property for $320k) via 1031 exchange.  I have $125k sitting with the intermediary.  The property I am purchasing will be turned into a short-term rentals.  Is there a way to utilize some of the $125k for furnishing(furniture and housewares) and upgrades to the property (new flooring, paint, pool)?  I only need to put 20% down and would otherwise be paying for the upgrades out of pocket when I close.  Any advice is appreciated!  Thank you kindly!