All Forum Posts by: Dana Hogue

 Sorry, I didn't get the notification of your reply. It is direct to seller off market. I am renegotiating to get a better entry if this is a deal for you hit me up! Can commit to $175k plus closing costs right now. 

Contract for assignment Cash wholesale deal in the Medical Center area of San Antonio.
2 bed 1.5 bath 1 car garage 1245 sqft
Cosmetic rehab (needs trashed out and touch ups otherwise very minimal needed to rent ready or put on MLS) Too tight for a flip unless you are an agent to save on those costs, but buy and hold as a rental with a day of cleaners to get it ready is my thought. Could also be a great mid term rental or by the room.
$190k cash obo + closing costs, $5k EMD non refundable due within 24 hours to lock it in. COE 2/23 or before with Hudly title
Comps $235k retail so great buy and hold rental or mid term rental property possibly by the room even to maximize cashflow so DYOR on exit strategy.
Includes washer, dryer, and all appliances. Previous owner left in a hurry so no disclosures available and is being sold as-is.
Message me with questions or offers to [email protected] or 623-323-1224
PHOTOS at end are the clean pretty photos from last listing, before them you can see current condition of the property. (Sorry for blurry photos, working on getting better ones)
9506 Scots Glen, San Antonio TX 78240

I posted this in a different forum and only got one reply so reposting here looking for a bit more feedback....  

I'm new to "real" investing and looking to get rolling. I am now caught between an unsure idea of if I want to try flipping to generate cash now, rentals for longer term cash flow, or trying to go multi family and 12+ unit multifamily... It would take $150k a year for me to leave my day job so am going to have to farm out whatever I do and factor that in... Flips seem to make the most sense for quicker income and cash generation and can turn into a rental if they don't sell quick enough, I know multi family can be great for longer term wealth creation though... Maybe just opinions but curious what you would focus on with this range of money to start... Would like to invest on lower end of budget but am open to going as high as $150k cash out of pocket or so for right deal......

I'm new to "real" investing and looking to get rolling. I am now caught between an unsure idea of if I want to try flipping to generate cash now, rentals for longer term cash flow, or trying to go multi family and 12+ unit multifamily... It would take $150k a year for me to leave my day job so am going to have to farm out whatever I do and factor that in... Flips seem to make the most sense for quicker income and cash generation and can turn into a rental if they don't sell quick enough, I know multi family can be great for longer term wealth creation though... Maybe just opinions but curious what you would focus on with this range of money to start... Would like to invest on lower end of budget but am open to going as high as $150k or so for right deal......

 I haven't partnered with anything other than financing a friends flip. I'm open to ideas though if you have something specific. danajhogue@gmail. com

 Sounds good to me. danajhogue@gmail. com is my email. 

Thanks

I've done a few small land splitting deals in northern Arizona and sold 3 homes that I have lived in for a profit, financed a flip for an agent, and am looking to start doing a few small fix and flips or rentals if they don't sell fast enough ;). I am open to just about anything with a decent return but hoping to start small in west valley (Goodyear, Surprise, Glendale, Peoria, Arrowhead area) etc... And looking for under $250k ARV to start with.... Hopefully learning a few things here as well to make it easier