All Forum Posts by: Danielle Davenport

I have a short term rental in the Santa Cruz area that I am looking to get homeowner's insurance on. It seems that most companies have left California. I am hoping someone on here has gone down this road already and can provide a referral or some tips.

Thanks

Brian

This is a huge issue and if you are in the mountains - you may not get covered. Try to FAIR plan then get a wrap around

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San Francisco, California

Quote from @Pradeep Arumalla:

hi there , I am researching next next best cities that might boom , like example: Dallas TX/Austin TX, to buy land around , rental properties etc , identify next growing cities in the next 5-10 yrs or so, please include possible reasons on why these cities might boom .This research should be ongoing on this thread for the next 6 months or so, so we can weed out noise and get to facts.Hope enough people will participate.

Thanks.

I would contact an Accredited Land Consultant in the Area for Any Land Advice

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Quote from @Bruce Lynn:

Boom Cities around Dallas....Decatur, Weatherford, Aledo, Springtown, Azle all cities between McKinney and Sherman/Denison....Anna, Howe, Van Alystene, Gunter.

Burleson/Crowley/Cleburn.

SE Dallas-Rockwall, Forney, Fate, Heath.

Thanks for the info I will use it in my analysis

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Hello all, give me your ideas for job growth and best YoY return areas?

I already own in Ft Worth - But looking to expand in North Dallas

TIA

Realtors no need to chime in to get my Biz - I am already represented.

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Dallas, Texas

Quote from @John Morgan:

@Collin Mitchell

I’m in Texas and only use the listing agents. I’ve bought 19 rentals using only the listing agents. It’s easier for me and give me an advantage.

@john I am looking at additional investments in TX - where have you had success?

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San Antonio, Texas

I also recommend KKOS

You can join an Upcoming webinar I am hosting for them

https://TrifectaAssetPreservation.eventbrite.com

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Quote from @Kenny Kuramoto:

Quote from @Danielle Davenport:

You should create an LLC for each property you purchase as an REI. It does not have to be in the same State - just make sure you keep the entities current and don't let them expire. I'd do it in a less expensive State than our home State!

I am hosting a webinar next month on asset preservation/protection. https://TrifectaAssetPreservation.eventbrite.com

I just read someplace that in CA if you conduct business here you have to pay the board $800 here. So we just create an LLC for Georigia then bay the CA tax board?

I would consult with an Atty on the best way to protect yourself and assets. THat money can be saved in identify the best place to register your LLC
I recommend KKOS they will help you set it all up.

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I am hosting a webinar next month on asset preservation/protection. https://TrifectaAssetPreservation.eventbrite.com

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Exactly did you watch the webinar? I stated all of that.

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Sacramento, California

All Forum Posts by: Danielle Davenport

Danielle Davenport has started 21 posts and replied 69 times.

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