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All Forum Posts by: Jiri Vetyska

Jiri Vetyska has started 3 posts and replied 28 times.

If you plan to show the property during tenancy, I suggest you put that language in the lease so that you can count on it. Also know that it makes sense for better properties, where you'll have good tenants. I wouldn't even consider for cheaper apartments, that would not be professional and would lower your tenant quality and price. 

One good idea is to do a pre-inspection when you get the move out notice. That way you can also get an idea of the condition of the property and whether to even try to show it.

Great job John, way to go! 

Shalanna, first of all, renting out your house and in turn renting another house for yourself makes no sense.

One thing you can do, if you don't have much for a downpayment, is to perhaps buy something smaller, like a condo or townhome and live there. This will also lower your monthly expenses which is beneficial to grow your business. And you'll be earning cash-flow from your first rental. 

You'll be on your way in no time!

Post: New to Bigger Pockets in the Seattle area!

Jiri VetyskaPosted
  • Investor
  • Arizona
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 10

Welcome Ashley!

I also live in Renton and mostly invest there. 

Post: New member from Washington state.

Jiri VetyskaPosted
  • Investor
  • Arizona
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 10

Welcome Taun! 

I'm investing in the Renton area and enjoy it. Great site to learn and make deals. 

Post: Work in Kent, WA - Live in North or South of Seattle?

Jiri VetyskaPosted
  • Investor
  • Arizona
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 10

Hi Sonia,

Well, you can invest anywhere, but if you chose to manage your own properties, it's best when it's near by. 

Downtown Seattle up to green lake are very popular areas, but unless you want to compete with 10-20 cash offers way over asking price, and accept 3% or less cash flow, south of Seattle is a great area to invest and see both great appreciation and cash flow. 

Pick a good area with good schools and nice neighborhood and you'll do great!

Post: Newbie Cali investor learning about Seattle market

Jiri VetyskaPosted
  • Investor
  • Arizona
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 10

Hi @Yohannes Kifle,

I am investor in the Renton area and it's certainly great area to buy rentals. The market is great. The one thing you mentioned about the population growth is that Renton has annexed a lot of communities lately and will also in the near future. 

Good luck.

Post: First Year on my own

Jiri VetyskaPosted
  • Investor
  • Arizona
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 10

Hang in there Justin! It's a big transition, and you've had your share of surprises. But little bit of hard work now will pay off big time in a short time!

Post: Greetings from Seattle, Washington.

Jiri VetyskaPosted
  • Investor
  • Arizona
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 10
Originally posted by @Jordan Low:

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone! :)

I wish I could attend the meet up in Kirkland but I have dinner plans at 7.  

How often are these meetups and how can I get on a list?

Thanks,

Jordan

 Every month on the eastside!

Post: Greetings from Seattle, Washington.

Jiri VetyskaPosted
  • Investor
  • Arizona
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 10

Hi Jordan, 

I have a similar story, also started with my first sfr in Renton, renting rooms. I have since then got a few more properties, but it certainly was the best way to get started! 

I live in Renton highlands, so feel free to reach out. Maybe you can get me to lift some weights....