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All Forum Posts by: Kenneth Veiga

Kenneth Veiga has started 2 posts and replied 13 times.

Post: Has anyone tried Roofstock ?

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I started to check into them and found that ROI and/or ROE was not sufficient and that's vital to what Nikki 2 posts previously stated. You can't afford short term tenants unless maybe you have a lot of reserve capital. (Best accolade for Roofstock is their good for long distance/ out of town investors, but to close to break even cash flow overall.)

Post: What beats apartment syndication returns for passive income?

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Solid commentary about the syndication, I have been slow in RE investing since Covid, But the syndication has been working out slowly but steadily. The fiat money stock market has gone all bear, and the future has storm clouds that impact all investments, however it is not necessarily a economic hurricane or tornado.

Post: Should I get my MBA before I buy Multifamily?

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Like others have indicated you can do both. At 17 you most likely do not possess a bachelor degree to apply for the  MBA, which is an extended time process.You can earn both real estate holdings and graduate degrees  who is most important in the pecking order you will have to determine. You can do both but expect there will be interference at times. I was rehabbing a house, in a long travelling distance relationship, while earning my Master's in management at Harvard. So yes it can be done but also as someone stated you will need capital and experience such as credit that you can not receive until you're 18. It is a marathon not a track race (RE initially) to achieve both these major aspirations. 

Read up on real estate (and college prep too), gain capital, be a little older (18) and approach one step at a time. (Note studies on multi tasking has proven it not to be successful, so avoid getting overwhelmed)  You're dedication to review and study as well as where your heart wills you, will help you determine your priorities in determining how to achieve both. Great to be determined starting at 17 !

Post: Cash Purchase Refinance After

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Hi Curt, refresh me what PPL stands for? Thanks

Post: Cash Purchase Refinance After

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After I purchase a property cash (for it's initial advantages), what is the best way to finance it in order to get my ROE right and more so my cash back for further investment? Is a HELOC the only way? I look forward to the money/mortgage lenders on BP for answers, but welcome anyone's experience as well.

Thank you, Kenny Veiga

Post: A Cash purchase Question I have for all those in bigger pockets.

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After I purchase a property cash (for it's initial advantages), what is the best way to finance it in order to get my ROE right and more so my cash back for further investment? Is a HELOC the only way? I look forward to the money/mortgage lenders on BP for answers, but welcome anyone's experience as well.

Thank you, Kenny Veiga

Post: THE BEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE

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"Never save pennies if you can make it dollar." Great Point and never waste TIME on distractors I might add !

Post: Multi-family investing in Fall River, MA

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Considered it before. Still possible. I will research the area again. Stay tuned!

Post: NH/ MA Investor Let's get together and talk real estate investing

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I previously owned in Nashua (Woodstock too) NH. I am familiar with area possible I will try to make it.

Post: Under market value Duplex in FL

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Mitchell is right is right, I just left S. Florida (2 days ago) looking to invest and only have one 100 % triplex to consider to buy.

You're numbers work best not in cash flow (till you move out, then it's great) but in your personal expense living since their paying your mortgage. You win now, and you win later in cash flow when you move out!