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All Forum Posts by: Justinne Enriquez

Justinne Enriquez has started 2 posts and replied 6 times.

Is anyone using a condo space for short term rentals in Los Angeles. If so, what has your experience been like? I'm new to this and am considering investing in a space that is strictly for vacation rentals to build equity for my next purchase.

Post: How do I run numbers? Total newbie question

Justinne EnriquezPosted
  • Alta Loma, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1
Ok will look at YouTube and google to figure it all out. I'm looking at duplexes for 500k-600k. Currently just doing research to see if it's worth it or not to do an FHA loan or see what other options I have. I live in The inland empire in ca and I keep reading a lot of properties are rarely cash flow but potentially if I air b n b it can be worth it but again I'm totally new and I have no idea where to start. Even if there is a place where I can plug in the numbers that could help me figure this all out

Post: Newbie from Inland Empire, CA

Justinne EnriquezPosted
  • Alta Loma, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1
Hey man, I'm also a newbie and my fam and I moved back to rancho cucamunga to save money so we can purchase our first property in a year. Would love to connect sometime.

Post: How do I run numbers? Total newbie question

Justinne EnriquezPosted
  • Alta Loma, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1
Thank you, much appreciated.

Post: How do I run numbers? Total newbie question

Justinne EnriquezPosted
  • Alta Loma, CA
  • Posts 7
  • Votes 1
Hello all, I'm looking for deals in the California Area on Trulia and LoopNet and I'm having trouble understanding running numbers. I was just curious if anyone has a formula or some kind of estimate or advice on how I would do that. Anything helps. Thanks