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All Forum Posts by: Jordan Sizelove

Jordan Sizelove has started 20 posts and replied 113 times.

Post: What would you do in this situation?

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21
Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:

Flip it.  Look at the numbers with "$" in front.

1 - At best, after Tax/ins, you'll only cash flow at around $250/month = $3000/year

2 - You have around $70k in equity.  Even if you subtract for RE commission, closing costs and discount the property for a fast sale, you should clear around $50-55k.

3 - It would take you around 17 years of perfect tenants to reach $51 k in cash flow.

4 - If you invest the $51k in flips, make only 10% per flip, and do two a year, and don't reinvest your profits...just keep reinvesting the seed money ($51k), you could profit over $5k/year...double what you would be getting in CF if you left it as a rental.

5 - Now, if you reinvested your profit back into the flips, you would be compounding you profits.

6 - 10 years of compounded profits, at 10%/flip...2/yr = over$280k in profit

7 - After your accumulated profit reaches the point when added to the original seed money equals enough  to when flipped, you can use just the profit to buy rentals.

8 - keep flipping the enlarged seed money.  Each new flip buys you another ash flow property...you become your own bank.

9 - Flip until the cash flow is enough to not need more cash flow

10 - Stop flipping, and now keep the original profit (plus the grown expanded seed money)...never having spent any of you own money...ever. 

Joe, I've seen some of your other posts about doing this method. However, you recommend using your own capital to get started. What if you don't have your own capital to get started, but you want to start right now?

Wouldn't a HML work if I continued to use them and saved my personal profits from the flips until I had enough capital to do this method without using a HML?

Really interested in your feedback. 

Post: Family Partnership using SDI for Flips

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21

Bump.

Post: Family Partnership using SDI for Flips

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21

Hey BP! Planning on doing my first deal pretty soon and need some help with a few things.

A couple family members are thinking about investing in real estate with me. All 3 family members have ira accounts. I know I would need to convert those to Self directed iras in order to invest in real estate. What are some good companies that can help me with that? Are they state specific?

One of my family members and I were also talking about getting a HELOC on her house. Any recommendations on where to apply for a HELOC? Are these state specific?

Once I get all of the financing lined up and ready to go, I plan on doing flips in order to build up my own investment capital. Was wondering if I’m able to do flips using self directed ira accounts?

Lastly (I think), what would be a good way to setup this partnership? I’m thinking all 3 of them will put their money together to invest with me. Any ideas on this?

Post: Learning a new market to analyze deals

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21

@Ed Emmons If I partner with someone would it be possible to live in one of the units still? I want to house hack my first investment in order to lower my monthly expenses, I.e. rent.

Post: Learning a new market to analyze deals

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21

@Alina Trigub Thank you! I'll start reaching out to some professionals in my target market and go from there.

Post: Learning a new market to analyze deals

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21

Hey BP, I'm looking to do my first deal within the next couple months and need some help.

I've been looking up multifamily properties and I'm having a hard time coming up with the numbers for the BP calculators. So my first question is this, how do you start learning about a new market in order to be able to come up with the right numbers? For example, on the after repair value section of the calculator and the estimated repair costs, how do I find out what the typical costs are for a particular market (I know they vary from place to place from what I've been reading)?

I want to start analyzing deals every day, but I'm stuck coming up with these numbers.

I plan on house hacking my first deal, using FHA loan, renting the other units out and then using brrrr strategy if that's possible. Should I be using the rental property calculator for this?

Post: Real Estate Company/Team Building (Antioch, CA)

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21
Originally posted by @Sherri Thornton:

Jordan, I used to live in Antioch, but haven't for many years. I do, however, still have family in the area. Let me reach out and get back to you.

Sherri

 Thank you Sherri! 

Post: Real Estate Company/Team Building (Antioch, CA)

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21

Still interested in hearing some recommendations. Are there any real estate firms that you would recommend in Antioch, CA, or surrounding cities? That provide you with practical training, the basics etc?

Thanks in advance!

Jordan Sizelove

Post: Real Estate Company/Team Building (Antioch, CA)

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21

Bump

Post: Real Estate Company/Team Building (Antioch, CA)

Jordan SizelovePosted
  • Realtor
  • Oakley, CA
  • Posts 116
  • Votes 21

Hey everyone! It's been a while since I've been on the forums. Been very busy.

Was wondering which real estate company I should hang my license with? I'm currently with Pine Creek Realty, a broker I met through my uncle. Before I got my license, he kept pushing for me to get into RE. He made it seem like he was going to mentor me and teach me all of the basics. BS! All he's done is hand me off to some other people and doesn't return any of my phone calls. Plan to switch once I find another company that will teach me the basics.

Since I'm a new agent, I need to know the basics in order to build a solid foundation. I'm in Antioch, CA (SF Bay Area). Considering KW, but wanted some recommendations from you all. What is a good RE compan in my area that will teach me the basics?

Would also like to start building a team in my area. My aunt is gonna be buying a home and I wanna have a team in place so her buying experience goes as smoothly as it can. Any recommendations for lenders, agents, title companies, etc.?

Thank you in advance!