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All Forum Posts by: Johan Annema

Johan Annema has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

Post: Real estate investors in The Netherlands

Johan AnnemaPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Hello everyone,

I was wondering if there were any fellow dutch people who are investors, want to be investors or are in any way in the field of real estate. Im really interested in meeting up with like minded people since I dont have anyone in my social circles who are as serious about investing as me.

Kind regards,

Johan Annema

Post: Need advice on from people!

Johan AnnemaPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Thanks everyone for the advice! I also think that it will be a better idea to go down the path of real estate first, and use the 5 weeks per year to go travelling while also acquiring more properties.

Post: Need advice on from people!

Johan AnnemaPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1
Thank you for your reply Hadar.

That is definetly how I want to get started, what I am thinking about now is if i will start investing in about a year, or if I will go traveling for a year first. Which will mean that I will be putting the investing off for about 3 years..

Originally posted by @Hadar Orkibi:

@Johan Annema without knowing your local market it is hard to comment.

but in my opinion the best way to start is to house hack. basically buy a duplex, triplex or 4 unit building. live in one and rent the rest. let the 3 other units pay your mortgage, cashflow and you live for free! 

But thats of course depending on your market..... 

Post: Need advice on from people!

Johan AnnemaPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Hello everyone,

I am Johan Annema, a 21 year old guy from The Netherlands and I am very new to real estate investing. I just finished the book from Bigger Pockets; The book on rental property investing by Brandon Turner. I am working as a truck driver and am able to save around €1700 euros on average per month and I could buy a property within a year. My goal is to eventually quit my job and be able to travel the world through (semi)passive income through the rental properties. Now I am torn between 2 ideas which I thought some people on this forum might have some advice about. In the city where I live(with my parents) there is a huge demand on housing for students. The first option is to purchase my first property, I am thinking about a 3 bedroom appartment. I will live in 1 room and rent the other 2 out and I will be able to live for free and make a tiny profit and Ill be able to build my real estate portfolio from there. The second option is that I will save up around €20,000, sell my car, which is worth around €5,000 and quit my job and go backpacking for a year in Middle and South America, New Zealand, Australia, and Asia. After I return in about a year or so I want to get back into my job as a truck driver and start saving up to do the house hacking and acquire more properties.

I am not sure what to do and was wondering if anyone wanted to share his or her opinion about it. Excuse me if my english is not 100% correct, english is not my first language.