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All Forum Posts by: Fareed Zahid

Fareed Zahid has started 4 posts and replied 11 times.

Post: Looking for Licensed Plumber in Westchester County, NY

Fareed ZahidPosted
  • Yonkers, NY
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 7
4 family gut rehab located in Tarrytown, NY. Let me know if you have any recommendations or if you yourself are licensed and interested. Looking to start ASAP, thanks.
I can see where there might be some confusion. The idea is that once you refinance the 70% of the $110k, you have $77k to reinvest into the next property. You'd have $33k in equity built into your first property, and your rental income would pay off the mortgage that is the result of the refinance. So your $77k is available as cash, while your tenants build wealth for you when they pay rent. This might not sound great when looking at the scope of a single deal, but as you continue to repeat the process you gain more properties under your name while you continue to use the same cash you invested in your first deal. Ideally you also have positive cash flow from your rental income that you can reinvest or use in any other way you please as well. Hope this explanation helps.
Congrats Daniel! As a fellow newbie I'm honestly very happy for you. Considering you used hard money, what was your return on cash? Including what you swiped on credit cards and CC interest payments?

Post: Foreclosure property offer questions

Fareed ZahidPosted
  • Yonkers, NY
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 7
This property has a lien of $155k and a zestimate of $488k. It is scheduled to go to auction on 4-12. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7-Monroe-St-Yonkers-NY-10710/32991425_zpid/ Would anyone be willing to explain: 1.) At what point it would've been ideal to reach out to the owner to discuss an offer to prevent foreclosure? 2.) How long before an auction would you say the cut off time is for reaching an agreement...or can a deal be struck up until the day before an auction? 3.) What would be a reasonable number to offer? Obviously the outstanding liabilities, but how much would you offer the owner on top of this amount as cash for them to walk away with? Is this where you'd apply the 70% of ARV minus rehab and expense to reach a suitable offer number? This is just a random example, thought it might be easier to explain/understand with an actual listing to analyze. Thanks for the help.

Post: 3 fam steal in Brooklyn

Fareed ZahidPosted
  • Yonkers, NY
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 7

Kirt,

Your number is missing a digit so I can't reach out. I'm interested, shoot me an email @ [email protected]

Post: Investor Specials, Check out our current turnkey program

Fareed ZahidPosted
  • Yonkers, NY
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 7

Hi Brian,

Email me at [email protected] with more information. Thanks

Post: Cash Investor looking for deals - Bronx, Yonkers, Queens

Fareed ZahidPosted
  • Yonkers, NY
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 7

Hello BP,

I'm looking for wholesale deals in these cities and surrounding areas. Interested in multifamily properties but will consider SF and mixed use opportunities as well. Please email me at [email protected] and add me to your buyers list if you are a wholesaler in the tri-state area. Thanks. 

Post: NYC Dream Wholesale Deal! The work has already been done.

Fareed ZahidPosted
  • Yonkers, NY
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 7

Noel, I am interested in this deal as an investor. Shoot me an email at [email protected] with the status and availability of this property - thanks. 

Originally posted by @Taylor Brugna:

Fareed Zahid As a fellow New Yorker, what does your current living situation look like? Do you own or rent and do you plan on staying here long term? As I'm sure you know, prices are crazy here and it's good to have your living situation sorted out before you start investing. If you're renting, maybe consider house hacking by buying a multi family and living in one of the units. Expensive, but it will generally work out better than renting. If you already have a place to live-personally went the route of investing out of state. 300k can go a long way in other markets, unfortunately not so far in NY.

 Thanks Taylor. I currently own a home with my family and my personal expenses are taken care of via a retail business I own. I'd like to transition my money and focus from my business into real estate, but I want to make sure that I am educated and capable enough to generate cash flow in this industry before selling my business. I will likely start small with my first few investments, and as mentioned in my first post, work with friends (and hopefully mentors) on my first few deals as I learn the ropes. 

Originally posted by @Chinmay J.:

@Fareed Zahid - First of all, I wouldn't advertise openly too much that you have money and how much exactly you have. Here, on this forum is OK (because you are getting advice), but I am talking about going out and about when  interacting with people on more personal basis. 

As far as what to do, it entirely depends on your goals and dreams. You can buy and hold large multi family commercial units. About $1 million range if you'd like with 20-25% down, or join with other investors and get even a bigger property, or you could start multiple fix and flip projects. You could get into note investing and become a banker (of sorts). It all depends on what you want to do. Each requires a separate skill set that you need to acquire. 

Personally, I would have done a lot of reading, learning about real estate without spending lot of money. Most of the things you need to know are available right here on these forums. I would have just spent good 5-6 months absorbing knowledge. Then I would start a few fix and flip projects to grow $300K. Once I reach about a $1 MM range, I would invest most of the money in big multifamily projects.  Good to start locally, and then expand in other parts of the country is my motto. But that's me. Not you. You need to decide what works for you, and what doesn't.

Good luck.

 Thanks for the quick response Chinmay. I wasn't even sure if I should disclose the amount here, but I felt it was better to do so to get feedback from community members. I will refrain from sharing this info otherwise. 

As for you investment strategy, that's where I am at the moment - almost down to the tee. I've been reading and absorbing as much as I can over the past few months, and will continue to do so even once my funds are available here. Once I feel I can make an educated investment and the right deal comes along, I will look to move on it ASAP.