All Forum Posts by: Lynn Wong

Thanks John, Sarah and Michael for suggestion. Housing voucher told client that they are speeding the voucher process but they need a few weeks. I think the most that I need to wait is 2 to 3 weeks because the client is living in the hotel right now. I might just be vacant for Feb and half March. Also the house is brand new 2 years old not furnished. I will post on affordable housing to see if I get any good one. My gut feels that this client will be my long term tenant and I should wait for her.

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Sacramento, California

Hello everyone,

I really want to rent my house to a Section 8 voucher person; however, she is waiting for her voucher to be reissued because she wanted to move out of her apartment. I got a good referral about this potential tenant. But I need tenant asap. I am thinking to list it as short term rental. Any recommendations? Our house is in Elk Grove, Sacramento. TIA!

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Sacramento, California

Thank you very much everyone for your great advice! Yes , I am sure that I will be connected with you soon. I am glad that I joined this forum. Have a great day!

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Mesa, Arizona

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Hi there!

I live in SoCal and it is extremely difficult to find any cash flowing properties. I'm interested in investing out of state, my criteria is:

- $80-120k purchase price (will go up to $200k if needed, but would rather have a lower purchase price and acquire more properties)

- Cash flow rental

- Pro landlord state

I'm not extremely picky on the area itself - I've done some research myself yet I can't pinpoint which market to enter. From what I've seen, it looks like the mid-west/south best fits my criteria. Does anyone have any recommendations on markets or advice on how they picked their market?

I would look into the Columbus market for it appreciation and cashflow. It's the Seattle of the midwest. We have Intel, Amazon, and Google's new data center coming to downtown Cbus. Most of my usually buy in areas like Old North, Old Town East/King Lincoln Bronze Ville, Merion Village, Driving Park, North Linden, Hungarian Village, Bexley, and North Hilltop.

I can send you a helpful neighborhood grade map that shows the different areas of Columbus.

Would you mind sharing me that too please?

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Hello everyone! Newbie here, I need some advice about investment in Arizona (Mesa, San Tan Valley..). Thought about Stockton or Sacramento area but CA is not landlord friendly state and housing too expensive here to have minimal cash flow or break even with high down payment (30% of 475K). Which market should I look into with about 400 K or less and give some cash flow or appreciation? Thank you very much!

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Mesa, Arizona

All Forum Posts by: Lynn Wong

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