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All Forum Posts by: Jonah Lamour

Jonah Lamour has started 5 posts and replied 22 times.

Originally posted by @Caleb Brown:

@Jonah Lamour

From my knowledge no you wouldn’t get taxed differently. It’s straight forward, establish a team and start offering

I have thankfully already found a mentor in that area that is willing to help me with the minor things, so hopefully i will be purchasing my first rental property in that area. Thank you for your response!

Hey BP family, I am interested in purchasing a single family home in a different state (Kansas, MO). Do nonresidents get taxed differently than residents? Are there any additional fees to purchase an investment property? (FL to Kansas City) 

Originally posted by @Jonathan Greene:

Contact Josh Isbell in Waco. He can definitely help.

Thank you, will look into it. 

Originally posted by @Grace Wang:

@Jonah Lamour Fix/Flipping is an awesome strategy, but have you considered house hacking? House hacking allows you to gain first hand experience in land lording, property maintenance, screening tenants, etc. You'd ideally be winning in the "rent savings" department, but also be cash flowing each month. When you don't have to pay rent, you free up cash from your largest monthly expense to go towards other things. A lot of successful investors start this way. PLUS, you're often times able to put low % down due to using an owner-occupant loan.

 If you are absolutely set on fixing & flipping, yeah, it honestly sound really sexy but let me tell you...they can get real ugly real fast if you're not managing the contractors & supplies well, staying on top of timelines, and running your numbers with significant room for error. 

This probably wasn't the answer you were looking for, but hopefully it helps in some way!

I appreciate your response! Fix & Flips is probably going to be my last resort now. I am aiming more towards long term buy and holds (single family). 

Originally posted by @Nicholas Preston:

Network with other local investors!!!! I am part of a group of 6 buy and hold investors in Danville, VA who each have their own portfolios but act and keep everyone else involved like it was a partnership! We all became best friends and share ideas and leads with each other. No way can we buy everything available so we pass deals on to each other and grow everyone else's portfolios. We work for ourselves and each other, makes for a competitive yet encouraging atmosphere where we celebrate the other's accomplishments. We have over 150 units between us, far far more deals than doing everything alone.

This system is inspiring. I will keep this in mind! 

Thank you for sharing

Originally posted by @Joshua D.:

@Joseph R. Smith

For me... Too many deals right now... Not enough money. Forcing me to look for other means of capital than I have used before.

With that said, I would find the big players in your market, take em to lunch and ask em... "If you were in my shoes, what would you do?"

Then... DO EXACTLY WHAT THEY SAY! (Most people skip this step)

Are you considering house hacking? What types of deals are you looking for? What are your goals? Why realestate?

This is a great problem to have, thank you for the advise! I am a front desk agent and I check in a lot of people that have found success through real estate so I will just continuing doing that and won't hold back when it comes to asking them how they did it and other juicy questions that could help me in my journey. 

Originally posted by @Christian Manhard:

@Jonah Lamour our most recent deal we purchased I got from making a facebook post. I basically said we are looking to buy homes in any condition and if they (any of my friends on facebook) provide a lead that results in us buying a property we will give them a $1000.00. I received 6 leads within 2 hours and ended up getting one of the properties under contract that week and closed shortly after. The lead provider got a $1000.00 and I saved hours upon hours of cold calling and or driving for $$. I also still get messages from friends sending me potential deals.

I have heard of this strategy, but now that I am hearing it again theres no reason I should not be implementing this into my system. I will be making a facebook post about this shortly! thank you so much.  

Originally posted by @Account Closed:

@Jonah Lamour my favorite way is through networking. You can still join virtual meetup groups to get to know the big players in the area. Best of luck!

I work at a hotel as a front desk agent and something that has been working for me is letting some of the guest know that I am interested in investing in real estate and that has been helping me a lot.  
Originally posted by @Becka Powell:

Partner with others. For example, I am looking for the opposite. I'm finding places in my neighbourhood that look like great potential flips, but I don't have the cash or experience to do it, so I would need to find someone looking to flip, and partner with them. If you can connect with people who live near where you're looking to buy, that can be on the lookout for you, that could work well, and help someone to get their start.

great advise, thank you!

Post: OUT OF STATE INVESTORS

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When it comes to investing out of state I hear that you may get taxed differently since you're not a resident. Can anyone inform me on what its like to invest in an out of state property?