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All Forum Posts by: Eyal Goren

Eyal Goren has started 14 posts and replied 37 times.

Post: How should the P&L look like?

Eyal GorenPosted
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Quote from @Chris Seveney:

@Eyal Goren

You need larger down payment for properties to cash flow today.


 Thanks Chris. What % roughly should the down payment be today for properties to cash flow?

Post: How should the P&L look like?

Eyal GorenPosted
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  • Posts 38
  • Votes 17

Hi, 

I'm looking to BRRR my first property, and looking at properties in Sherman, TX.

Was wondering how does a healthy P&L look like?

My buy box is 3-1/2. For which I'm seeing the rent is around $1650/month, but with conservative numbers I'm not getting anywhere close to a $200 monthly profit - which is what I understand a healthy P&L should produce.

What am I missing?

In this scenario, the house will cost 150k, rehab 20k, refinance loan - after appraisal of 232k - will be around 151k @ 7.7% interest, for 30 years.

Thanks

Eyal

Post: New to out of state long term investing

Eyal GorenPosted
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Quote from @Bob Stevens:
Quote from @Crystal Lo:

Hi there BiggerPockets community,

I currently reside in Los Angeles, CA. I'm interested in purchasing my 1st house out of state as a long term investment and would rent it out. My budget is $400,000 and can put 20% down. I'd also like to partner with a property manager since it'd be out of state. However, I'm stuck on what city to invest in. I'm considering Dallas, TX or Denver, CO, but I'm open to anywhere and want to do further evaluation. I'm not sure how to start my analysis process so I would love any advice and resources. Thanks in advance!


 Not sure why you would consider those markets, not great returns, maybe 3- 4% net why bother and overpay in this market? With 100k you can get 3 in other markets that will cashflow much better.  I have seen 100k all in rents 1300ish, values about 115k- 120k, not going to get those numbers in Dallas or Denver, 

All the best 

Which markets would you recommend? 
Quote from @Eliott Elias:

Why not make an offer on all of them with your desired number?


I agree with the approach in general - every asset have a price I'm wiling to buy it (?) - but it takes time to make an offer + I don't want my agent to do unnecessary work. Meaning, if my numbers are way off, say the gap between my offer to the asking price is 40%. In these cases, seems like it's a waste of time - or am I wrong?

I'm starting to scan for my first property and trying to understand the process. Zillow -> analyze -> offer -> repeat.

After how many properties that you scanned you feel like you're comfortable making an offer?

Will contractors be willing to take a trip to the property before we make an offer?

Post: Investors in Lubbock, TX?

Eyal GorenPosted
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  • Posts 38
  • Votes 17

Hi all,

What are your thoughts about investing in Buy & Hold at Lubbock TX?

Would love to connect with investors in the area.

Best

Eyal