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All Forum Posts by: Joe H Froehlich

Joe H Froehlich has started 3 posts and replied 13 times.

I just finished the 12 week year as well. I would be interested in a WAM via Zoom perhaps. I will say right now my first two goals are not real estate related.

Post: How do you start your day?

Joe H FroehlichPosted
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Good Morning BP, 

Doing this post as my Scribe part of my Miracle Morning. I wanted to ask all of you out there, How do you start your day to have the most successful day? Whether that is a certain meal, routine, or something else. 

Wishing you all a great and highly successful day,

Joe

My question is, can section 8 leases be made month to month or are they required to be for a longer term? Also, what are some of the upsides and downsides to accepting section 8 and other low income housing vouchers?

I'm new, but what I will say is that it depends on the condition of the rental. first thing is making sure that it's going to be inhabitable plumbing electric structural. After that, look at your market. Does your mark a call for it to be completely renovated with granite countertops or are you in a area where from make a countertops and big box store cabinets are the norm. As far as floor and paint, my understanding is to keep it as simple as possible. So that means something you can easily clean or repair when a tenant moves out.

Post: So what's holding you back?

Joe H FroehlichPosted
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@Frank Patalano

Fear

@Monique O.

Also, do we like cousin Joe? or did he break all of our Star wars figures and never let us watch dancing with the Stars?

@Monique O.

Let's see. Well, first thing I would do is go back to my old job and get it back if possible. My reasoning, traditional loans are easier to get if you have a W-2 job. Also, the 500,000 is investing money not living money. Guaranteed if you are getting good enough returns you can use some of that money for your own personal expenses, but in order to reach a goal of 5 million I feel virtually everything would have to go straight back into your business. I would get cousin Joe on board bye letting him know if he helps me raise up to the 5 million mark there's a million dollars in it for him. Get more boots on the ground looking for deals. I would contact Realtors, brokers, wonders, and wholesalers in my area as well as a 10 as many local REI meetings as I could. Got to get that knowledge. With knowledge and a decent network of people it becomes a matter of figuring out not just what those people in your network can do for you, but also how you can help to enrich those people.

So with that I say, even if you don't hit your 5 million mark you will have developed some good partnerships and friendships and have the knowledge to start from ground zero if you did "lose it all"

as far as investing, I would probably do a few flips until I could find a b r r r property. Then, move on to some rent and holds. Or, like Brandon was saying in the 90-day challenge webinar partner up with someone. If you can do that you can work on getting properties you might not be able to get on your own. 50% of a $200,000 property is still a lot better than 50% open $80,000 property. now I am new so these numbers are coming out of my hind brain. But, that's my opinion.

I have found an abandoned/condemned property. It appears as though all the taxes are current. It was condemned do to utilities not being connected and livabily. Hoarder house. I have found the owners name but all it says for contact information/mailing address is 'General Delivery'. The neighbor said the owner may currently be working at the local Arby's. What would be the best way to get in contact with her? I am new to investing and am not sure I would feel comfortable going to her work.

Post: First Meeting With Bank

Joe H FroehlichPosted
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One thing you can do is go to biggerpockets.com/calc 

The calculator tools are great and will help you to produce a professional presentation. If you have questions on anything on the form just hover over the question mark next to the field in question and it shows what you need. These presentations can also be printed out.

Joe