All Forum Posts by: Luca Perinuzzi

I'm looking to use PropStream as my data provider for properties, and was wondering if anyone had any tips or advice based on experience from using the software in the past. Thanks!

You brought up some great points Taj. Moving to a different market is also something I'm considering, while also potentially househacking. Thanks!

Looking for any tips or advice on being an investor friendly agent in an area you do not live in. I currently live in Long island NY and am studying for my real estate license. 

Is it possible/feasible to work with investors to buy properties in other markets (Upstate:Buffalo, Rochester, Albany. Out of state - (get a different/reciprocal license and work in a different state) Houston, Indianapolis, Columbus/Cleveland, etc.) while also living in long island. 

I bring this up because I'm aware investors shy away from New York because of the taxes, and especially areas like long island/Queens area because of the significant increase to price of entry. Am I being unrealistic with these aspirations?

Also currently reading the Millionaire Real Estate Agent and am aware of one of the myths that he states which is it can't be done in my market. 

Any thoughts/advice are appreciated, Thanks!

I have been seeing that cities like Cleveland and Columbus (Ohio) are becoming increasingly more popular for investors. I'd be curious to know what is making these markets stand out to investors.

Any advice based on experience would be great. Thanks!

 I completely agree!

I am currently studying to be an investor friendly agent in NY, and currently do not have any investments. I'm aware that investors vet out their agents by working exclusively with agents that invest. Would it be the right move to invest in a property before I take my exam and get sponsored in order to be more prepared for the field?

Any thoughts or advice is appreciated, Thanks!

I'm currently studying for my real estate license in NY to was as an investor friendly realtor, and was curious what are some books that have made the most impact on your business as a realtor. 

Hi Everyone, I would appreciate any advice based on experience, or any knowledge, of what it's like to invest in multifamily homes on long island, Queens, and Brooklyn (More specifically Queens). I live in long island currently about 30 minutes from Queens, which is where I was born and raised, so I am familiar with the area, but not too familiar with the investing culture that is (or isn't) present.

I'm 21 and currently studying for my real estate license, and am also interested if there even is an investors market for whom I could help buy rental properties in this area as an investor-friendly realtor in the future.

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

I'm currently looking for a course to purchase, don't mind paying a premium if it provides extra value. If you're an agent and had a positive experience with the course you took I would love to know more about it.