All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

@Martin Mondejar I'm happy to share my experience with you and help you develop a plan of action. I would focus on buying multifamily that you can occupy as a good starting point if you are light on cash. It's one strategy and is a good foot in the door. Wholesaling is not a recommendation unless you have a crew and serious connections, plus outlets.

@Cosette Trantow I can share with you how I assess and run numbers. I can send you my spreadsheet if you'd like to check it out holler.

@Cosette Trantow you work with an experienced agent. No there's no official classification. I have Costar and can run stats and an analysis with a lot of detail.

@Ashkan Kamali Phoenix has some great options. I don't know about CA in that range.

@Princess F Brookshire holler if I can be of any help to you.

@Jessica Jay-Maleski splitting into separate meters is too costly on that property to be worthwhile, plus the government programs wouldn't give you any benefit. I'm sorry you are having this problem. I would convert the other three units to the ductless systems if that seems like it will number out. The back left unit already has one of those. Solar would not number out in my experience. Let me know if I can help!

@Wayne Ung interesting

@Matthew Spencer I also have a 6 unit 8.4% Cap property to you to check out- great deal. Contact me.

@Matthew Spencer real estate is done through real estate Brokers in AZ, not attorneys unless you are having a specific serious issue. This is why there is a low amount of attorneys. Feel free to contact me. I'm a Broker of 20 years and Director COMMERCIAL Division of Tru COMMERCIAL.

@Josiah Santillana the right broker will have relationships with wholesalers and other agents. This is the best method vs the right 30 offers and see, at least at this point in the market in Phoenix. I'm a Broker and Director COMMERCIAL Division of Tru REALTY. I have two wholesalers I get "first look" with. That's what you want, access before a deal has been blasted out everywhere. Feel free to contact me.