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All Forum Posts by: Grant Thompson

Grant Thompson has started 1 posts and replied 104 times.

Post: Agent or Lender first?

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Marcus,

Get started finding both. You will likely need a lender before you can submit an offer, but you should start looking for an agent that is the right fit ASAP as well.

Post: Multifam investing groups!

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Lawrence,

I have never heard of a paid program that was worth it. There are lots of free resources such as podcasts, books, local REI meetups, BP forums, etc. I suggest consuming as much information as possible via these sources.

Post: Garfield Heights POS

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Karissa,

You are correct, Garfield Heights requires a POS inspection to be performed in order to transfer title. Sometimes the Seller will perform the required repairs, but typically the buyer will assume the repairs which are required to be completed within 90 days of transfer.

Post: My 4 Years as an investor

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Chris,

Really awesome story! Congratulations! We are working on our first deal as well, the momentum really starts to kick in and help scale the business.

What would say is your number 1 lesson learned so far?

Post: Whats the process? Buying MF cash, and then getting financing

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Dyllon,

If you figure out how to pull this off, I'd love to hear more about it!

Post: Commerical real estate lender

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Hi John,

We typically use local credit unions/banks or hard money lenders. A lot of non traditional lenders will finance 5+ unit properties.

Post: Buy and hold deal in Milwaukie, OR

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Kim,

Congratulations, great way to get started by turning a primary residence into a rental!

Post: Finally found a deal in SC But

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

LaTonya,

Great job finding a deal! What are your concerns?

Post: Rent or Sell - Nashville, TN

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Matt,

Its a bit hard to tell with the information provided, but i'd calculate the Cash on Cash return for renting the property out and see if that metric hits your target. If so, then renting out the property can help you start building passive income. Otherwise, potentially sell it and look to reinvest it in other opportunities that would better support your passive income goals.

Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

Grant ThompsonPosted
  • Investor
  • Washington, D.C
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 93

Joel,

From a purchase and rehab standpoint it looks like it is a good BRRRR. Based on the numbers, you should be able to pull out your capital in the cash out refinance. That being said, you need to be very careful about your ARV and rehab estimates before moving forward. Additionally, cash flow post refinance looks to be light which makes me question the ARV assumption.