All Forum Posts by: Jalen De Leon

Quote from @Ruchit Patel:

The USA is full of great markets to acquire rental properties. If jobs and the population are increasing, real estate has to go up in capitalism/free-market/democracy. America has that. 

Now based on your current budget, future goals, and preferences, a specific answer can be given. If you want to elaborate on that...

So currently, I recently separated from the military (under honorable conditions) and i am currently looking for employment back in to the civillian sector. I know to qualify for a loan they want to see pay stubs to see if you can qualify to pay for it. I was stationed in Tucson, AZ for 4 years and was looking at buying property there BUT, i am residing in the Bay Area in California. Right now in my situation and as a goal, I was looking at buying either a single family home or a duplex in Tucson (if you recommend any other markets I am open to look at those as well) while I reside in California. I also have a good amount saved up to put a down payment in as well. 

Quote from @Jalen De Leon:

Quote from @Jalen De Leon:

I wanted to see what top 10 cities and towns would be good to acquire rental property in? Good as in terms of acquiring for a first time buyer/ beginner investor, and if the property the area is in can appreciate over time as well. Also what towns in the US are more people moving into that would be a great area to invest in to be more clear 

Thanks!

Quote from @Jalen De Leon:

I wanted to see what top 10 cities and towns would be good to acquire rental property in? Good as in terms of acquiring for a first time buyer/ beginner investor, and if the property the area is in can appreciate over time as well. Also what towns in the US are more people moving into that would be a great area to invest in?

Thanks!

I see, any small towns you would recommend on purchasing a first investment property? What towns are a good amount of people moving into? 

I wanted to see what top 10 cities and towns would be good to acquire rental property in? Good as in terms of acquiring for a first time buyer/ beginner investor, and if the property the area is in can appreciate over time as well. 

Thanks!

I've heard many people getting an LLC and using it towards their rental properties. I just had a few questions to clear up and ask like:

1.) What is an LLC and how can you use it towards your properties?

2.) What is the process of getting an LLC? (Does it vary depending on what state you're investing in?)

3.) What are the benefits of using an LLC towards your rental properties?

I've been hearing about how crazy the market has been and been told to hold on until the market crashes to grab a property. Any thoughts and opinions on this? Should I wait or is there a way to snag a property even during a market like this? 

Hello everyone! I was wondering if Tucson,AZ would be a good place to buy property and hold on to it. Would it be a good investment 10-20 years from now and will there be any appreciation within that time zone in the area? 

What cities/surrounding cities/ are a good market to buy Duplexes/triplexes as a First Time Buyer? 

What is the recommended price of buying your first rental property? I plan on buying in the Phoenix, AZ area where houses at the moment costs $300,000+ average, but I feel like that is a lot for someone starting off. What price should a property be to buy as a first rental property in Phoenix?