All Forum Posts by: Corey Melkonian

There is no correct answer. It depends on your opportunity costs and what you plan on doing with the funds afterwards. Your capital gains are lower if you owned the property for more than one year, double check with you accountant to see if the numbers make sense.

You're welcome Ty, and who knows when we might cross paths. 

Welcome Ty to BP, it s a great place to learn and connect with other investors. I'm a RE agent as well as an investor, my team mostly develops in higher end towns. We always invest where the numbers make sense. Good luck and I wish you well. 

I'll come to the event and bring a couple of people with me to help fill the void of Nick and Shaun. :)

Thanks Shawn,

     Reach out to me with you contact information, I really appreciate the suggestion and look forward to meeting up with you. Thanks, Corey

Hi Shawn,

   I was in Freetown on Saturday looking at a potential project. My recommendation is keep looking and you'll find the one that makes sense. In this business you have to kiss a lot of frogs. I wish you well. 

Congrats Shawn!!! Welcome to BP and I'm glad you're starting at a young age. 

Welcome to BP Christopher, you'll learn a great deal here. Hi Lusi , I'm interested in the multi you have coming up in Lynn. Would you reach out to me when you have some time this wk. Thanks.

Sure, sounds good. My contact information is posted on my account so reach out to me if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks, C

I'm all over the place with off market deals, investments, developments in Winchester, Maynard and recently sold a 3 family in Teele Sq, I'm sure it's not too far from you.  Good luck and learn as much as you can.