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All Forum Posts by: Ignacio Rosenberg

Ignacio Rosenberg has started 11 posts and replied 26 times.

Much appreciated. I'm assuming portfolio loans is what corporations use to get loans? For example if I start investing straight from my LLC in the future, that's what the financing would be based on?

I’m trying to understand how people are buying multiple units in a year or so, without their credit score crashing. I would assume after your second mortgage in a few months the ability to get another one, even at exorbitant interest rates, would be minimum to null. 

Can anyone shed some light onto this? 

Post: How to deal with low mortgages

Ignacio RosenbergPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 26
  • Votes 6

Awesome! Thanks

Post: How to deal with low mortgages

Ignacio RosenbergPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 26
  • Votes 6

I've been asking around and it seems in Chicago I wound't be able to get a conventional loan for less than 60k, how have you guys financed a single home purchase when it's been under a minimum amount like that?  

Post: Calculating rental on live in home

Ignacio RosenbergPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 26
  • Votes 6

Hi everyone;

I’ve been thinking of renting my current live in home in order to advance my real estate career. The emotional detachment part is no big deal, I think I always saw it as a stepping stone anyways. 

My question is: what numbers do I put in? As in, is the “purchase cost” what I currently owe or what I bought it for originally? what about closing costs? 

Post: Assessing rental market availability

Ignacio RosenbergPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 26
  • Votes 6

Merry Christmas everyone.

I'm brand new to investing in real estate and I hope to start next year in earnest.  In the meantime I'm learning and researching as much as I can.  I'm curious how you all determine availability in a market.  Where I'm stuck is I find areas with lots of rental units available which leads to great research, but then also worries me that if there's so many vacant units, wouldn't that be a sign about a bad market there?

Thoughts? How do you find the "sweet spot" for rental markets?