All Forum Posts by: Khoa Ha

Hi @Daniel J Cano,

That great. My team and I are in the process of opening up our own Real Estate Brokerage and this tool will allow us to target the sellers that had a bad experience with another firm. Thanks for the help. What city are your fixer in?

Thanks,
Khoa

Hi Daniel,

I can find the name and address off of the expired listing no problem. When you said Skip Tracing is that a software that I can use? Sorry I am new at this.

Thanks,
Khoa Ha

Hi BP,

I have heard/read many people in the industry recommending to look at the list of Expired listing and reach out to the owner. However, no one ever mention how someone can get a hold of the contact information (phone) number of the owner to reach out to them. Is contacting through mail the only other alternative?

Thanks,
Khoa

@Rebecca M.

FYI, home warranty companies are really bad now aday. All they do is make you pay the fee to someone out to inspect your claim then deny the claim with a ridiculous reason. I recently had my cooktop broken. They sent people out and said it was intensional. Denied my claim and wasted a whole month going back and forth with them. I ended up cancelled my policy but only get back 50% of the premium only after 2 months. You can go online and look at all the reviews. You will probably see only 1 star for most of them.

@Patrick Hancock is right, college will be much harder the second time around. If you dont get your degree now your life will be much more complicated when you are older. Maybe even a family and kids or other higher priorities and going back to college to finish that degree will be the last thing on your mind. I am not saying that what you learn from college will be 100% relevant but like some have mentioned above the degree will probably give you a stable income for you to be able to borrow money later on. The ability to borrow money is one of the most important thing for someone to use to build up their portfolio. Without that lots of strategy will not be possible. For example, the BRRRR or house hack. So I believe your best (base on the information you provided) is to house hack through college and use the degree to improve your borrowing capability for large purchase down the line. You are still a freshman in college. There will be plenty of time for you to build up your wealth. 

@Kellie Ritter,

Also, cash out refinance you will not get hit with a capital gain tax. If you sell you will need to pay some form of tax and that will greatly reduce your purchasing power. 

Hi Oscar,

Thank you very much for the information. I will check with them then. 

Thanks,

Khoa Ha

Thank you. I will look into that. 

Thanks,

Khoa

@Oscar Miguel thank you for the update. We have a 3-units purchased back in 2009. However, only 2 units were legal. We recently received the approval from the city to have the 3rd become an ADU. However, when we want to do a cash out refinance thats when we run into issue.