All Forum Posts by: Jake LaRoche
Jake LaRoche has started 8 posts and replied 13 times.
Post: Getting back into the business

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Good morning!
About 3 years ago I made a few wholesale deals work. Since then I've invested in a house hack with my business partner. I've been working a job that pays alright, and I'm thinking about returning to wholesale as a side hustle.
although I know wholesale should be taken as a full time job to be successful, I wanted cast a line on the chance I get a fish or two.
My questions are:
what has changed in the last 3 years for wholesale?
Is this worth my time (part time)?
what new tools should I use to be successful?
any answers to these questions would be super helpful
Thanks!!
Post: best LVP Brand?

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Quote from @Wyatt Wolff:
I like Shaw. Personal preference though
Do you think 7mm is too high for a rental?
Post: best LVP Brand?

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Hey! purchasing a 2 family home next week. looking to see what brand everyone is using for Luxury vinyl plank flooring.
Thanks in advance!
Post: Where should I buy materials for my rental?

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First time investor here! About to close on a multifamily property and ill have to start picking out material soon. Im trying to figure out if i should shop local or if there's some good websites with better pricing i should be ordering from. this is what i plan to order...
-Hardware for cabinets, doors, misc
- LVP flooring
-Lighting and fixtures
anything helps!
Post: Looking for a good wholesaler! ( who isn't) in the Hudson valley.

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If anyone know of, or has good advice on finding a wholesaler comment or direct message me!
Post: Just looking to get a round about for how much i would qualify for a mortgage.

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Quote from @Ziad Hamati:
Quote from @Jake LaRoche:
Quote from @Ziad Hamati:
Quote from @Jake LaRoche:
Quote from @Ziad Hamati:
Jake,
Are you a W2 employee or Self employed? Do you have 2 years of employment? We do not care much about the car balance, but rather the minimum monthly payment on your car.
To accurately find out how much you can qualify for , I suggest you reach out to a local lender since they know your market better than I do (i live in texas). I am not sure what is a typical tax rate, and how much do homeowner insurance run for.
Assuming a 2.5% tax rate, $2000/mo homeowner insurance, no hoa, the maximum you can qualify for is $350k-$400k
you're fantastic thank you, yeah I'm employed way over 2 years work experience. A lot of my local lenders insist on a credit pull which is frustrating because i just need a general idea.
thank you so much!
As a lender, a credit pull will help your lender give you a very accurate estimate on how much you can qualify for. Ask them to do a soft pull, that is what I typically do. A soft pull will not hurt your credit, but will give us all the information that we need to analyze your profile.
Cheers
awesome, great to know. any idea how many points i would get hit for f it was a hard pull?
great to know, thanks again!
Post: Just looking to get a round about for how much i would qualify for a mortgage.

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Quote from @Ziad Hamati:
Quote from @Jake LaRoche:
Quote from @Ziad Hamati:
Jake,
Are you a W2 employee or Self employed? Do you have 2 years of employment? We do not care much about the car balance, but rather the minimum monthly payment on your car.
To accurately find out how much you can qualify for , I suggest you reach out to a local lender since they know your market better than I do (i live in texas). I am not sure what is a typical tax rate, and how much do homeowner insurance run for.
Assuming a 2.5% tax rate, $2000/mo homeowner insurance, no hoa, the maximum you can qualify for is $350k-$400k
you're fantastic thank you, yeah I'm employed way over 2 years work experience. A lot of my local lenders insist on a credit pull which is frustrating because i just need a general idea.
thank you so much!
As a lender, a credit pull will help your lender give you a very accurate estimate on how much you can qualify for. Ask them to do a soft pull, that is what I typically do. A soft pull will not hurt your credit, but will give us all the information that we need to analyze your profile.
Cheers
awesome, great to know. any idea how many points i would get hit for f it was a hard pull?
Post: Just looking to get a round about for how much i would qualify for a mortgage.

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- Hudson Valley
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Quote from @Ziad Hamati:
Jake,
Are you a W2 employee or Self employed? Do you have 2 years of employment? We do not care much about the car balance, but rather the minimum monthly payment on your car.
To accurately find out how much you can qualify for , I suggest you reach out to a local lender since they know your market better than I do (i live in texas). I am not sure what is a typical tax rate, and how much do homeowner insurance run for.
Assuming a 2.5% tax rate, $2000/mo homeowner insurance, no hoa, the maximum you can qualify for is $350k-$400k
you're fantastic thank you, yeah I'm employed way over 2 years work experience. A lot of my local lenders insist on a credit pull which is frustrating because i just need a general idea.
thank you so much!
Post: Just looking to get a round about for how much i would qualify for a mortgage.

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with my income of 100,000, a score of 720-730 and no debt (other than a car loan of 30k) , what could i even qualify for using the new 5% conventional loan (upstate New York)
Post: To buy now? or after me and my partner have a good foundation.

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heres a loaded question that i felt like made sense to put in the Lending category. me and my father are partnering up to build a large real estate portfolio. full transparency I'm sitting at about a 590- 600 credit score with 15k cash and 8k in credit card debt. my father is at about 720-730 credit score with also about 15- 20k cash, no debt. we share a very small, uncomfortable apartment. we'd like our first property to be a house hack i.e. 2-4 unit with a rehab as we live in one of the units. my question is, should i dump my money on my credit cards, and use the money ive been saving for a down payment on that property, ultimately delaying our purchase by months? or should we just use my dad's income and credit to get our foot in the door, then fix my credit before purchasing more properties after that first one.
with my dads income of 100,000, a score of 720-730 and no debt, what could he even qualify for using the new 5% conventional loan (upstate new York)