All Forum Posts by: Jonathan Makovsky

@Cory Asrilant, thought this was a good podcast on NNN if you want to learn more.

http://www.kevinbupp.com/ep-115-the-pros-and-cons-of-nnn-credit-tenant-investments-and-how-to-uncover-the-best-opportunities-when-seeking-this-type-of-investment-with-alan-fruitman/

Congrats @Tzvi Balsam!

Thanks @JD Martin!

@Christine Dube and @Alex Maldonado, feel free to PM me and I'll be glad to give you the contact of our attorney.

Thank you very much @Jim Adrian and @Mary Ann Aulbur!

@Travis M. good for you for saving up money! I think it's the best way way to invest:

1) There is no right or wrong answer to this question, it depends what your appetite is? Do you plan to invest locally, or far away? Do you want to self manage or have a third party PM company manage it for you? Will you be partnering with anyone else on your deal(s), or will you go in solo (this will help determine how much you can leverage and what your buying power is)? After answering these questions you should get a better idea of what would work best for you.

2) You should definitely begin your search now and start analyzing deals asap. However , if you don't buy your first deal until a year from now that may not be the worst thing - because a lot of markets seem rather frothy now and waiting may not be terrible. But don't wait to start speaking to brokers and analyzing deal because the worst that will happen is that you will learn the markets, understand what makes a good deal, and learn more about what you want to invest in. The best case is that you may just find the perfect deal today!

3) FHA is not my specialty, so I will defer this to someone else.

@Benjamin Blackburn, sounds right. Good luck!

Thanks so much @Brandon Shewbridge!! Nice call with the Elfa closes. 

Yes, it's for a flip approx. $600K+ (which is not a starter home, but still on the lower price range of this market), so low-end closets won't work.

We are wrapping up in the next week - so shame on me for thinking we can pick it up off the shelf. Also, I don't think we're going to get so much on the back-end back for closets on the back-end, by putting something for $3K+ in it, so worst case we'll do something simple and let them design to what they want.

I will call up the Container Store and see what we can do. Thanks so much again.

Thanks so much @Mary Ann Aulbur! (Also, congrats on the first post!)

Could you direct me to a picture or link to a picture so I can see the finished product? Thank you very much!

Hi BP'ers,

We are finishing up a flip and expanded the master closet to give it more room. Has anyone used or seen some good lower cost options for making the closet nice, without going the California Closet route? Thanks in advance.