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All Forum Posts by: JJ GONZALEZ II

JJ GONZALEZ II has started 22 posts and replied 87 times.

Charles

Investing is a risk, multifamily is simply a different form of risk.  You don't mention how large a unit you are talking about, but as an example we are buying a 50 unit in the Midwest.  When we did our roof inspection 3 of the 4 roofs need to be replaced at a cost of 64,000.  That's a lot of money,but had we not caught it now in a year or two we would have had to take perhaps all of our cash flow for the year to replace them.  Things happen when you rent a property, toilets brake, sinks overflow, glass brakes, you need to replace a hot water heater.  Insurance doesn't cover most of these situations.

Make sure you have a good cash on cash return and that you put aside a good amount monthly for capex (capital repairs).  The last thing you want is to have a major repair and not have the money on hand to handle it.

Regards JJ

Post: Getting Started in Multifamily

JJ GONZALEZ IIPosted
  • Islip, NY
  • Posts 95
  • Votes 27

charlie

welcome to bp,  i am looking in ohio there you can actually cash flow, you could also invest with a syndication.  you take a small piece of a larger deal.  as an example if you 100,000 and the syndicator is buying a 5 million dollar property he may need to raise 2 million you would buy a piece of the pie, and get a preferred rate (around 8% per year) and participate in the profit when the property is sold

JJ

Post: Real Estate Attorney Needed

JJ GONZALEZ IIPosted
  • Islip, NY
  • Posts 95
  • Votes 27

thanks Abhi,  I was trying to solicite the opinions of investors from Long Island that have found a good attorney.  Yes I understand I can attend meetings and shake hands with the movers and shakers in my area.

Thanks for the shout out

JJ

Post: Philadelphia Area Investor

JJ GONZALEZ IIPosted
  • Islip, NY
  • Posts 95
  • Votes 27

Armand

I am originally from Philly but live in New York now.  Philly is equally as expensive as my market, and the cash flow in most cases is also elusive.

Good Luck

Post: Real Estate Attorney Needed

JJ GONZALEZ IIPosted
  • Islip, NY
  • Posts 95
  • Votes 27

I am looking for a r e attorney in Long Island New York, someone who is familiar with setting up an llc in New York State

Post: We Flip for You and Manage for You this Property

JJ GONZALEZ IIPosted
  • Islip, NY
  • Posts 95
  • Votes 27

what do you have in multi family in philly'

JJ

Judy

Do you a good attorney in New Jersey you can recommend. One that is familiar with working with r e investors

Thanks JJ

Post: Real Estate Book on Multifamily Investing

JJ GONZALEZ IIPosted
  • Islip, NY
  • Posts 95
  • Votes 27

Gino

Where are the properties that you invest in.  I am on Long Island and we simply don't have any that cash flow

JJ

I am looking for a qualified property manager in Wildwood New Jersey for a 20 unit multi family.  also looking for a investor friendly Attorney.

thanks JJ

Post: multi family wanted

JJ GONZALEZ IIPosted
  • Islip, NY
  • Posts 95
  • Votes 27

purchase price about 2million would work