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All Forum Posts by: Katherine Langevin

Katherine Langevin has started 3 posts and replied 7 times.

Originally posted by @Seolhyun Lee:

There is a company called Active property management. He has been managing one for me for about 9 months and so far I have no major complaints. Sometimes it takes a few hours to days to hear back from him after I left a voice mail. You can google and it will show up. He will manage a low income property for sure. Please PM me if you have questions. Thanks.

I know this is an old post, but wondering if you guys still have properties in Macon and if yes, who are you using for property management. Thanks a lot. I’ve been having a hard time finding a decent manager for the lower income areas.

Hi @Sam Ali I use Family First Property Management. 

Did you end up using Lending Home? We are in the process of underwriting a loan with then. Curious

@Will Fraser they ones I have found so far say they have a minimum of $75k loan and only doing purchase plus  cost of repair.  

We just moved to Georgia from Florida and looking to expand our portfolio here. Our private lender from Florida does not lend in Georgia. Our strategy is to do the BRRR method. What we have done in the past is borrow the down payment (personal loan or family) and get private lender/hard money lenders to finance the remaining balance.

We have found pretty good fixer upper deals for under $70k with potential ARV of $110-120k that would give really good cash flow, but we can't seem to find a private money/hard money lender that would lend us on such small deals.

Any advise? We found a private party (friend) to lend on the down payment, just missing the other side. 

Post: NREIG insurance with Mortgage

Katherine LangevinPosted
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Does anyone here use NREIG for insurance and if you do. Do you have mortgages? I am looking into them, but I don’t think this would work for me with a conventional lIan. Just looking to see what others who have NREIG have experienced. I am having a difficult time insuring a property in South Florida. 

The tenants are month-to-month. We bought this property with an owner occupied FHA loan, so we sent 30-day to terminate the m2m leases and will be getting ready to evict since they won't willingly move out. Question is, what can I do about the lady sleeping in the back the property. She literally has a little room set out next to the unit. We are located in Florida. Help is appreciated. This is our first investment and while I have been in property management for over 8 years. I had never had a situation where a tenant's occupant would such thing.