All Forum Posts by: Elsa Viramonted

Thanks for your replies. The realtor still can't get the tenants to cooperate so we decided to move on. Maybe we can check out the property once the tenants are evicted.

We just put in an offer but the tenants are not cooperating. They won't let us inspect the property. We like the neighborhood where the property is and the numbers make sense for us. But if the tenants are being a pain now we are wondering what will happen if we close the deal. Should we continue to wait or look for another property.

Hi Jonathan, Best of luck! If you do not have a realtor, pm for a realtor. Our Realtor, Karina, recently helped us to buy our first investment property. She is super knowledgeable, friendly, and professional. Let her know I recommended you.

I just got back from filing my taxes and I need to be more savvy for next year. Do you have any recommendations for books on tax saving strategies?

Joseph Ziolkowski That is quite a story. Thank you for sharing

As I become more involved in real estate, I see the importance of a mentor. How have you found mentors and what is the best advice they have given you?

What advice would you give to someone who is starting out on real estate investing (buy and hold)?

What are some ways you have financed real estate purchases? 

Krista Roodzant thank you for the reference

Tom Cafarella Thank you for the feedback