All Forum Posts by: Lexi Narducci

Hi All, 

I am doing rental arbitrage (renting from a landlord) and then subleasing to tenants for longer than 1-month. Because of this, I have the sub-tenants enter into a lease agreement. However, I am having trouble finding insurance who will cover me since I am the middle man between the landlord and the sub-tenant. 

Any recommendations on insurance I should look into? Additionally, what insurance do you recommend I require the sub-tenant to get other than general renters insurance?

Hi everyone! I am looking to connect with owners of multifamily properties in good locations (think: Dilworth, Elizabeth, Southpark, Southend, Noda, Plaza) to lease units from them. I have a company that focuses on mid-to-long-term rentals (not Airbnb) via rental arbitrage. Ideally, I would like to lease all of the units in the multifamily property from the owner, so the owner would have a reliable, guaranteed tenant in each of their units. I am happy to discuss further with anyone who might be interested or have a lead on this. 

Hello! I have driven by a few properties and want to see who owns them. What website or methods do you recommend to track down the owner? 

I bought my first home in August 2020 and took out a loan of $450,000 with a 2.5% interest rate over a fixed 30-year period. Not surprisingly, most of my monthly payments are going towards interest with the 30-year fixed loan. My question is: should I switch to a 15-year fixed loan and put more money towards my mortgage on my current property so that I am paying more on the principle rather than interest or should I continue with the 30-year fixed rate so that although I'd pay more in the long run, I am paying a lower price each month, allowing me to save up to purchase a property to rent out and make a profit off that? 

I am open to the idea of investors so that I can grow more quickly, but I would definitely need to purchase my first investment property and prove that I can be successful before finding investors. My end goal is to do long-term furnished housing in cities.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! 

I bought my first home in August 2020 and took out a loan of $450,000 with a 2.5% interest rate over a fixed 30-year period. Not surprisingly, most of my monthly payments are going towards interest with the 30-year fixed loan. My question is: should I switch to a 15-year fixed loan and put more money towards my mortgage on my current property so that I am paying more on the principle rather than interest or should I continue with the 30-year fixed rate so that although I'd pay more in the long run, I am paying a lower price each month, allowing me to save up to purchase a property to rent out and make a profit off that? 

I am open to the idea of investors so that I can grow more quickly, but I would definitely need to purchase my first investment property and prove that I can be successful before finding investors. My end goal is to do long-term furnished housing in cities.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!