All Forum Posts by: Donald Dooley

Hey Amy it is ok to sell the home that is under lease. Legally the lease will be transferred with the sale of the home to the new owner. Other options can be asking them if they would accept a cash buyout upon sale of the home. But having the home under lease is not a deal breaker for some buyers. 

I am a RE agent here in MA and would be happy to assist. I specialize in investment properties.

Best Regards,

DD

I don’t think this is an either / or question. It really has to do with what your goal is. If you want to build and grow a real estate investment portfolio then house hacking multi family is the way. However if your goal is to focus on alternative investments I.e. couples retreat then that is what you should chase (no pun intended). The couple retreat will be a business since there will be active management in the day to day operations.

If you are interested in purchasing a house hack in MA feel free to reach out. As an agent I specialize in house hacking. 

Hey Dan. What are you looking for in terms of mentorship? Id be happy to chat.

Best,

DD

Prop Stream is very easy to use. I had another investor colleague recommend it and that’s what I use to generate leads. I use the stack method by filtering out my lists. I use the software available on Open Letter Marketing to find the homes that hit multiple lists. 

True there is a Dunks on every corner here in MA 😆

Pre ordered Pace Morby’s book. Looking forward to reading this one!

Very interested in learning more about funding deals with creative finance. I have a feeling this technique will be a great tool to have as we go through this market correction cycle. 

@Shelley Rubino

This property was purchased as your primary residence? I’d sell it. The market is prime to sell and then you could always flip your profit to purchase other properties or alternate investments.

@Danielle Wilson

Scott Wren in Auburn MA

@Keith A.

Adjunct Professor

@Jon Greer

Large scale investment firms like Blackrock and Invitation Homes are buying homes due to the shift we have been seeing in the market. People are getting g out of the cramped living in the cities and moving into the subs. SFH was seen as a beginner game but now is considered a main stream investments due to this shift in renter behaviors