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All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Account Closed has started 15 posts and replied 56 times.

Post: Buy and Hold Rules - Lets create a Summary

Account ClosedPosted
  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

This is for out of state.

Post: Buy and Hold Rules - Lets create a Summary

Account ClosedPosted
  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

You have a valid point there but i'm honing this towards investor savvy realtors. That being said, a more open version will probably work for the standard realtor.

Post: Buy and Hold Rules - Lets create a Summary

Account ClosedPosted
  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

I meant it more like a mission statement of what I want to achieve. I'm trying to create a summary that can be given to realtors etc that covers what i'm proposing to do so that they can assist me in finding the correct properties. It's not a summary to recruit investment.

Post: Buy and Hold Rules - Lets create a Summary

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  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
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I'm trying to create a buy and hold summary to distribute to partners, i.e. Realtors. What do you thinking of the following:

[b]Goal:

Increase portfolio of single family residences to provide additional passive income. The overall goal is to increase portfolio to the point of providing a $X gross income per month

[/b]Focus:

1. Properties must provide positive cash flow. I’m following a rule that states that the monthly rental income has to be, or greater, than 2% of the property cost.
2. Ideally looking for properties where costs are less than 50% of income.
3. Owner financing where possible, due to Fannie Mae restrictions.
4. Leverage property management due to physical location of investment properties. ( Ie. out of state)
5. The main focus is positive cash flow but I’m rejecting areas with stagnant or depreciating property values.
6. Purchase undervalued properties to gain instance increase in LTV after renovation.

[b]Avoidance:

1. “C” class areas, ideally looking for “nice neighborhoods” or up and coming.
2. Older properties due to excessive maintenance costs.
3. Multi family, condos or anything with an HOA.
4. Areas where vacancy rates are greater than 10% per annum
5. None of the following in close proximity:
a. Rail Roads
b. Busy Streets/Highways
c. Flood Plains
6. Rapidly decreasing populations, i.e Cincinnati.

Post: Looking for a GOOD realtor in Columbus OH for Buy/Hold

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  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

Thanks. I'll do some digging

Post: Looking for a GOOD realtor in Columbus OH for Buy/Hold

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  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks

Post: Got my first house...what can I be doing to prepare for closing?

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  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

A few other things:

Order faucets, door knobs/handles and shower kits online. Your save a bundle
Check local rebates on improvements, low flow toilets etc.

I save close to 1k on my last flip from doing these few things. Overstock and ebay are good

Post: The Tenants from Hell - How to Deal? Help Me.

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  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

Property management! I know you make less but i have NONE of these stories!

Post: New Investor Tips!

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  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

@Brandon Griggs I couldn't agree more on your statement pertaining to appreciating this forum. Nice one :-)

Post: New Investor Tips!

Account ClosedPosted
  • Lyons, Co
  • Posts 57
  • Votes 1

First thing, fix/polish your credit