All Forum Posts by: Jonas DeVita

darla zeli, state farm. shes great

wow. way to go!

Hello, does anyone have a good referral for a retaining wall guy?

Thanks,

Jonas 

I am very grateful for the thoughtful replies. @Steve Kontos, I will definitely be reaching out. Thank you very much. 

Hi Bigger Pockets folks!

I've been investing for about 8 years now and have 15 properties. Nothing too crazy, this is a side gig for me. When I started doing this, I thought I would be able to keep picking these up and leave my day job. Luckily, I make a good living at my job, but I don't like it. I know I'm lucky to have these problems. However, I spent 2016 refinancing a few properties, so I didn't make any acquisitions. I feel like I've lost touch with the market and came to the realization that the only way to get out of the rat race is to go and buy a large multi-family. I know I can get investors. 

Is this a crazy idea? I have experience, but not like this. 

I'd appreciate any advice as I'm trying to shake myself out of this lull in my investing. (I am doing a turn-key flip at the moment, so I'm not completely out :) )

Thanks

Jonas

Thank you Dominic. 

Hey @Anthony Angotti Thank you for taking the time to research this. This has been a vexing issue for me. 

Hi Vincent, 

You can look him up, Gary Maher, Garwood, NJ. They won't let me post emails or phone numbers here. 

Good luck

Good morning Bigger Pockets, 

I have a rental property in Pittsburgh that is serviced by PWSA. There is a shared water line and the line that comes from my property to the property behind me (which I don't own) is leaking badly. Someone has to dig this up and repair it. This will be pretty expensive. My question is, because this is serving the house behind me, but it is on my property, would I be able to get either the owner of the house behind me to pay for it or get PWSA to repair it since it's technically their infrastructure? 

Kinda tricky. Look forward to hearing from you guys. 

I have an excellent guy in Garwood, NJ.