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All Forum Posts by: Francisco Lara

Francisco Lara has started 4 posts and replied 9 times.

Post: Contractor in Austin

Francisco LaraPosted
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@Roberto Anaya Thank you I posted this morning. Have you worked with any that you would recommend?

Post: Contractor in Austin

Francisco LaraPosted
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@Stephen Stokes Sounds like I am getting up early tomorrow.

Post: Contractor in Austin

Francisco LaraPosted
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Hi BP Community,

I am looking for recommendations for a contractor capable of handling a kitchen remodel.  Among a few other projects like replacing and moving a water heater and removing a load bearing wall.  Thanks for your help!

    Thank you @Jordan Moorhead and @Evan Polaski.  Do you have an interior designer you could recommend?

    Hi BP members,

    I am under contract with a fixer upper home and I am looking to start by renovating the kitchen.  I need someone that can help put together the vision and design to create an open space.  Should I hire a GC or someone that specializes in kitchen remodels? Does anyone have recommendations that you have worked with that I can reach out to?

    I appreciate your time and help.

    Thank you,

    Francisco

    Thanks I appreciate the advice.  I don't plan on quitting tomorrow or next week though I do have several years of living expenses saved up already.  I was asking because I don't know how refinancing without a job is different.  I want to understand how a lender will qualify me. 

    Hello BP Community,

    Firstly, I wanted to thank everyone on here for sharing your knowledge and support.  

    I am very interested in becoming a real estate investor.  So much so that it distracts me from my day job.  I want to quit my day job and throw myself into real estate full time but I feel I will run into a few problems.  The first problem that comes to mind is getting a mortgage without employment. I thought about finding a job that will get me closer to the real estate industry but then I wont have the 2 years with the same employer that lenders are looking for.

    I would like to use the BRRRR method and should be able to raise enough money to buy my properties cash. Any advice on getting a cash out refinance without steady income other than the rental income coming from the house I would buy cash? What is the seasoning period and what does that mean for me?

    I dont want to quit and find out I have pushed myself back instead of forward.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Thank you!

    Thank you! That's great info.

    I recently purchase my first house and I want to rent the extra bedroom. I have more questions than answers right now so any advice is welcome.  Below are a few topics I could use some help with:

    • - Recommendations on where to post my listing
    • - How to perform a background check
    • - Is there an application template available

    I appreciate any and all help in advance.  Thank you!