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All Forum Posts by: Friday Delorio

Friday Delorio has started 5 posts and replied 7 times.

I'm reading David Greene's book, and I'm sure he eventually answers this question, but the way that he's explained it so far is that you pay cash for the house upfront. Is there no way around this when doing BRRRR?
I analyzed a listing that had good monthly cash flow, and high CoC return. According to zillow, however, the price had went from 130k down to 100k within the past few years. What is this an indication of? Does this matter at all as long as the numbers are good?
Quote from @Michelle Crochet:

Getting pre-approved for a loan is an important step in the real estate buying process, as it helps you determine your purchasing power and can make your offer more attractive to sellers. Generally, it's a good idea to get pre-approved before you start actively searching for properties, as it can give you a clear idea of your budget and save you time in the long run.

In terms of timing, I would recommend getting pre-approved as soon as possible, even before you have identified a specific property or area. This can help you narrow down your search and focus on properties that fit within your budget and financing options. However, keep in mind that pre-approvals typically have an expiration date, so make sure to check with your lender on how long the pre-approval is valid for.

In terms of the area, you don't necessarily need to know the specific neighborhood or city where you want to buy real estate, but it's helpful to have a general idea of the location and price range you are looking for. This can help your lender provide more accurate pre-approval information, and it can also help you focus your search and make more informed decisions.

I hope this helps, and best of luck with your 90-day challenge!


 Absolutely fantastic. Thank you

Quote from @Mike U.:

Sounds like you're already on the right track which is great! I'm getting back into the game myself again. I'm curious to hear what areas you're looking into if you don't mind. 


That's something I'm currently investigating. I have no idea. I am in the SF Bay Area, but I homes out here are not within my price range, so I am looking all over the US. What about you?

I will close on a property within 90 days. At which point should I get pre-approved? Can you get pre-approved without knowing the area in which you're going to buy real estate?

Hello friends,

I know nothing about any of this. I've recently graduated college and started a new job, and I'm already sick of the rat race. I'm committed to the 90 day challenge. At the end of 90 days I will close my first rental property. I'm currently reading as much as I can and analyzing properties. I look forward to interacting with you all here.

Friday