All Forum Posts by: Jaime Duron

Hi Brian Weatherman! Im a local realtor and investor in the area and I'd be open to connecting with you. I'll send a DM. 

Hi Jason Lopez! This is a loaded question and there are so many factors to consider when getting started. I'd be happy to jump on a call and provide a little more insight on my thoughts and see if it lines up with yours. I wish I could give you a quick, go-to answer, but I wouldn't feel right without finding out your risk tolerance and know a little more on what you would feel comfortable with. Don't hesitate to reach out, my number is below. 

Hey Daniel Lidwin! I would look into figure.com, that one was recommended to us in our group. I haven't used them, but its been recommended. Hope it helps!

Hi Austin Fowler! Instead of selling, have you considered getting a HELOC on your primary home? That could possibly be another choice, not sure what the rates are going right now, but essential you would have a line of credit for 10 yrs and still able to keep your home. Another route, is getting a Refi, but with rates where they're at I would go against that. Hope the little info helps.

Hey Braden Heard! Welcome to the BP Community. I not in the Houston Area, but a few hours away from you in Austin. I'd be open to chatting and see how I can be of service. I'm a local realtor here and I'm part of a few mastermind in which I'm going full force into Small Multi Family. If you have time, feel free to give me a text or call.

Hey Zachary Palmer! I would definitely check out Kiavi, I've used them before and they were easy to use. They also, pay 100% of the rehab portion in which you would get draws from when the work gets complete. If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out. 

Hi Jacqueline Vasquez! Welcome to the BP community. I'd love to connect, I'm a realtor out of the Austin area. 

Hi Justin Brin! Great, question. It all depends if you have a lease in place that outlines it on the lease agreement. Here in Texas, I charge $50 after the 3rd day and $10 a day there after. You want to annotate your late fees upfront and highlighted it on the L.A., the expectations should to be brought forth before they move in so that there is no misunderstanding. 

Hey Néstor Orlando Pimentel Solorio! Have you thought about getting a hard money loan which can fund your whole deal to include the rehab? Though, you would need to put down 10% in which their fees can be a little high along with a 10-12% interest only rate. But the great thing is they will provide 100% funding for your rehab in draws though too. Its an option for you. I would check out Kiavi, I've used them in the past and haven't had any trouble. Hope it helps. 

Hi Nina Laz! Welcome to the community! If you every need help with anything on strategies or underwriting, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'd be happy to help out!