All Forum Posts by: Christina R.

Sure,

I have @Tyrus Shiversmanaging the property through AMS Property Renovations, LLC. Another person did the lease-up because at that time I thought she was taking on more properties to manage in that area; that changed right when mine was ready to rent but she agreed to lease it up.

This unit has been occupied for almost 3 months.  So far so good.

Congratulations, Will!!  After the shocks wears off and they are finally GONE... I'd  love to read the play by play of what happened in court today.   I really think you could write a book about this saga.

based on both your analysis and Eric's and just doing the 50% rule the cash flow looks very good. Im curious what zip this is in. I have property in 21223 that absolutely is for cash flow only.. still learning the city and i thought that properties with market value of around 100k would have some appreciation aspect to them.

Welcome to BP - in my opinion, there's not a better place to start learning more about real estate than here.  Set up some keywords to include your location and you'll get to network with great real estate minds willing to share knowledge and experiences (both good and bad!)

Happy investing!

Christina

@Account Closed I still don't know Baltimore City and County very well - learning something every day - but as you probably already know, there's good and bad in both and it can literally be a block apart. I've found good ROI and properties that meet the 2% rule (search that here on BP and you'll find numerous threads on what that is, if you don't know already) but they are in risky neighborhoods. I would love to find the great neighborhoods that have as high a yield that are not class C or C---, lol, but those I believe are the true off market deals that you happen to snag at a buy price that makes it a no-brainer.

Let me know if I can help further,

Christina

wow I'm sorry to hear this. I have no experience in this but I'm following this thread to see what advice you receive. Keep your chin up!

Name:  Christina Ramirez

Types of investments or business (fix and flip, wholesale, house hacking, NPN, realtor, buy and hold, etc.) :  Realtor licensed in Maryland; landlord

Types of Properties:  rentals and rehab flips.

Target areas, counties or cities:   Baltimore City/County;  Howard/Montgomery, Northern AA and PG Counties

Do you invest in or out of state (or both): in Maryland only at this point

What are you looking for: houses to flip, more private money. I have a current private lender who can vouch for me! Also - real estate clients; I want to expand the license side of my REI business

Why should others contact you:  

I'm transparent and I don't pretend to know everything. I'm willing to ask questions and find answers from those that know if I don't know something. If you ask, I'll tell you what I think based on how it would benefit you, not me. I'm looking to build long-term relationships and clients; I'm not looking for a quick buck. I value loyalty but it's a two-way street. Your time - and mine - is precious so let's strategize on how to maximize it and not waste it. I have built relationships over the last 3 years in REI so if I can't attend to something immediately on your behalf, I have someone that will. I worked for a year, a month and 2 days on a listing that was a total wreck.. but it got sold!

BPers - I look forward to working with you.

@Tyrus Shivers - you tagged everyone I could think of or that I could get the "@" to work for....

Thanks for taggin me!

This was a no go - someone else got it. I have not followed HUDS since because I had other things on my real estate plate. A goal of mine for the summer is to get up to speed on HUD bidding (I have the summers "off" as a teacher).

Thanks @Russell Brazil!

@Justin Bernsten - nice to meet you - feel free to PM me and give me an email so I can see how I can best meet your needs; I'll hook you up with my brokerage's website as well.

Christina

 Russell - HNY!  Would a Realtor with a CDPE certification qualify to negotiate a short?