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All Forum Posts by: Cam Jimmy

Cam Jimmy has started 27 posts and replied 217 times.

Post: Advertising to Military

Cam JimmyPosted
  • Investor
  • Anchorage, AK
  • Posts 222
  • Votes 294

Does anyone know of a way to advertise to the military people besides just craigslist? There is an Army and Air Force base close to my house in Anchorage, AK and I would like to advertise much more to military people. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Post: Finally pulled the trigger

Cam JimmyPosted
  • Investor
  • Anchorage, AK
  • Posts 222
  • Votes 294

Wow, Prices like that are unheard of where I am from. A simple up/down duplex here costs about $300,000!

Post: House Hacking a 4plex?

Cam JimmyPosted
  • Investor
  • Anchorage, AK
  • Posts 222
  • Votes 294

I haven't actually started my investment career yet, but I am kind of in the same boat as you. I personally have dogs and it seems that every 4-plex I look at (in Anchorage, AK) never has personal yards for my animals to go outside. But almost every duplex Ive seen DOES have individual yards. So it seems better for me to get into a duplex just for this reason only. 

@Jameson Sullivan

Post: Good or bad deal?

Cam JimmyPosted
  • Investor
  • Anchorage, AK
  • Posts 222
  • Votes 294

Wow, thank you for the heads up! The way you put it totally seems like it is not worth the risk. I very much appreciate the advice! 

Post: Good or bad deal?

Cam JimmyPosted
  • Investor
  • Anchorage, AK
  • Posts 222
  • Votes 294

I am interested and about to make an offer on a foreclosure near where I live. I am pre-approved for a rehab loan, which calls for %5 down on purchase price + they will give me up to $50,000 in renovation costs. They are asking for $199,999 and I would like to offer $190,000 plus seller pays closing costs... My estimated repairs (not an official contractor bid, just my professional opinion) is going to cost about $75,000. Which brings my Down payment to about $35,000 (%5 of 190,000= $9,500 + im going $25,000 over my $50,000 Reno limit from the lender). So I will be using $35,000 of my own money and financing $230,000. When completely finished the property will be appraised at about $299,900 (according to my realtor and houses around this one). Does anyone think this seems like a good deal? basically $265,000 for a $299,000 house plus all the headaches of dealing with contractors and all of that other stuff? Also I am open to any tips or advice anyone has to offer. Thank you very much for listening!

I should mention that it will be a single member LLC.... just me :)

I am going to create an LLC in Anchorage, AK as my real estate investment company, and I was wondering if any mortgage lenders offer newly formed LLC's FHA loans?