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All Forum Posts by: David Rincon

David Rincon has started 3 posts and replied 5 times.

Hello Bigger Pockets community,

I'm a newbie investor with no properties yet who started to read about real estate three months ago. I'm looking unto single family buy n holds because I consider them the easiest to start with. Just recently I got the courage to arrange a property visit (my first one), yet I don't feel quite sure what to ask and what to look at to make the visit worth it. If anyone in the forum has something to contribute, I will greatly appreciate your help. Thank you!

@CJ M.

Thank you for your valuable advice! I will definitely take it into account!

Hello, real estate community. I'm a 21-year old newbie with no properties. I've been gradually learning about real estate and I realized how important it is to have someone who teaches you first hand. Tomorrow night I have a one-on-one meeting with a millionaire condo investor I would love to have as my mentor. How should I approach to entice him to keep in contact with me? What should I say and what should I keep to myself? What should I know beforehand? Any other advice to make my biggest move so far in my investing career? 

Thank you, guys. I really appreciate your help. 

Post: House Hakcing as a Student: Financing

David RinconPosted
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Originally posted by @Geordy Rostad:

@David Rincon You're really going to need some cash and or smooth talking skills to pull this sort of thing off but I can think of two ways to make it work.

a) find yourself a suitable property that is being lease-optioned. You're going to need some sort of down payment but it could be smallish.

b) find a seller who will offer you seller financing at a zero or near zero down.

Think about anyone in your friends or family circle who you could approach for deals like those. Since you are in a wealthy and competitive city, that might just be your best bet. Check Craigslist for lease options. 

 Thank You! I'll definitely consider those options!

Post: House Hakcing as a Student: Financing

David RinconPosted
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Hello, I'm currently a full-time undergrad in Toronto, Canada. I'm a newbie in real estate and I have no properties (yet). Last week I heard about House Hacking and I'm in love with the idea of being paid for living in a place, but I'm not sure how to finance my first real estate-house hack venture with few initial capital  (I'm a student living in a pretty expensive city). If anyone can shed some light, has had any experience specially in the Toronto Area or has successfully house hacked being a student, please enlight this forum. I will greatly appreciate it.

Cheers.