All Forum Posts by: Ida Saidkariev

I think it's really around the corner. Real Estate is in bubble in a lot of areas. In my opinion , right now best bet would be keep  at least 30 % in  cash, 30 % in precious metal , 30%property or land. I would really diversify!  I think with collapse dollar shortage may occur and then because of that, it's value will increase temporarily, and that causes deflation and when deflation occur, you can acquire valuable assents for real cheap ( real esate or stocks) like it happened in 2008. 

Woohoo Congrats! I am looking into turnkey companies too, it's horrible ROI where I live and also since it all be my first Real Estate purchase I want to start with something not very expensive and learn on it ...it all comes with practice, right :) I have a question. If it's a turnkey company it means it's all rehabbed and ready to go right? I would also really appreciate if you could PM me your favorite turnkey companies! What criterias were you looking into when choosing turnkey companies?

Thank you very much! Yes I don't know anyone there, ZERO...i really appreciate everyone's input..it definitely could be a financial suicide, i will try local first . It's just I live in LA and whatever I found, usually has negative cash-flow , but i will keep looking...maybe i will find the gem :)

Hi everyone, this is my first posting a question on the forum and first time buyer of any kind of Real Estate, so I am just learning . I found a triplex in MLS that is not in my state and sounds like a good deal. New paint, new roof, 100% occupied with with loyal tenants that have been there for 15 years, make gross income of $1000/m. What would be the next smart move if i don't know anyone in that state? Should I just contact the RE agent, find someone to do the inspection? Is it even possible to do the inspection while tenants are there?