All Forum Posts by: Fiorella Armoa

 Hi @Adrian Nedelec, I just texted you. 

 Thank you @Brandon P. for your input! Do you know anything about private lending and ways of bringing it to the Corp? Any experience on that?

Cheers,

 Hi @Stevo Sun! I’d love that! 

Hello!

Anyone in CA? I am a tax accountant looking to discuss some strategies I am planning to move to commercial. 

I am thinking of JV thru an LP, where a Corp is a liable partner. I already have investment properties, however just now makes sense to incorporate due to private lenders and investors approaching me.

Any thoughts? 

Hello Community!

Anyone from Canada? I'd like to network :)

I have 3 investments properties in three different provinces. I know a little crazy but has been working so far. 

I'd like to know a little more about Regina -SK and Edmonton -AB; anyone from there that can share insights about those markets?

Thanks!

You are doing all the right things! It seems you just need that first investment to get into the game. 

Please do not get frustrated, there are plenty of opportunities out there, I promise!

I am located in BC - crazy market as you know - and I have invested in Moncton, New Brunswick and Windsor. All purchased for less than 400$, cash flow positive. 

I am missing your criteria, so I can not be of much help. But if you are willing to move away from central major cities, you could find the ROI or CoC you are looking for.

Hello Jackelyn,

Congratulations! 

I am an investor and a CPA with clients investors.

I use Quickbooks to manage my investments and it works - so far :) it also has invoicing and payment automation, however, you need to add the extra expenses (a repair) and this will happen with any software.

If you want to track the increase in value of the property you can just take some time to set up the accounts for that. Always useful to go to banks with the information handy (at least an approximate) when you are requesting a HELOC, another mortgage for a second investment, etc.

@Roy Cleeves mentioned a couple of software that are great for property management!

Also, check all the things you want to "save up for" and make an accrual in your end: for example vacancy rate. Those rainy funds are important. 

All the best!