All Forum Posts by: Linda Pasas

Thanks all for the knowledge and information.  Both properties were properly winterized and the heat was on.  One was vacant with a vacant policy the other was tenant occupied.  Most of the investors with multiple properties that I work with seem to be going with liability only.  

Hello fellow BP friends,

I am frustrated with my property insurance and was hoping someone could guide me in the right direction.  I bought 8 out of state rental properties within the last year and have insurance on all of them.  I had two frozen pipes that caused substantial damage this last month and neither were covered under my insurance.  Since I paid cash for these properties, I'm not required to have insurance.  I'm considering letting it expire when it's up for renewal and just getting a liability policy or umbrella policy.  I've been taught to always insure but if it's costly and doesn't cover claims, what is the point?  Does anyone have advice on this?  Thank you.

I loved the feature of adding new properties to the Rental Portfolio and seeing them all in one place.  I'm bummed I don't see that feature any longer.  Has it been moved to another location?

$6,450 for a house on the Bay in Pacific Beach, San Diego and $3400 for a 3/2 with an ocean view in Ocean Beach, San Diego.

In San Diego, ocean views can be worth up to $100k just for the view vs non ocean views.  The view would definitely matter in my market.  I would contact a local Realtor  or appraiser that specializes in beachfront properties and they can give you the best opinion of value.

Thanks for the advice, Bill.

Hi Mark, 

Nice to meet you!

Hello, I'm looking to purchase 3 single family homes from the same Seller.  I would love to package these together in one loan.  Does anyone know of a lender who will finance something like that?  Thanks!

Hello, My name is Linda Pasas and I'm a Real Estate Broker from San Diego, CA.  I've recently started investing in property for positive cash flow.  I've sold  tons of flips with investors, after making them millions (yes millions) but never for myself, because I didn't believe I had enough funds to do it on my own.  I was always looking in San Diego and the prices are just so high here I could never afford it.  I have recently started looking in different markets.  I came across the Youtube videos and love the information that is shared.  Thank you, Josh and Brandon for making this forum happen!