All Forum Posts by: Mack Bailey
Mack Bailey has started 17 posts and replied 87 times.
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
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@Lawrence Chun I havent done any searching other than the traditional MLS approach. I definitely need to start on that. Thank you!
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
- Posts 87
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@Dustin Mathenia that sounds like my idea situation. That's great!
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
- Posts 87
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@Jonathan Greene thank you. I am definitely compensating for lack of income with more liquid savings
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
- Posts 87
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@Jonathan Hulen I love my job and leaving imo would lessen my quality of life. Side gigs I have picked up help income but dont count towards the pre qual
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
- Posts 87
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@Nik Corbaxhi absolutely. Thank you for the numbers to think on. The added expenses are definitely known
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
- Posts 87
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@Joe Scaparra luckily I have already been pre approved! Largely due to my lack of other debt and great credit
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
- Posts 87
- Votes 13
@Frank Geiger I love my job but sadly there isnt much room for growth. I have side work I do but it doesnt count towards a loan pre qual
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
- Posts 87
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@Aaron K. I have great credit and currently $0 in debt
Post: Real estate investing on a $15,000 annual income

- Simsbury, CT
- Posts 87
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To preface: I am making this post for many reasons, one of them being that I want to have a landmark post to look back on in the future. The other reasons are to get out my plan and largely to receive support and criticism from those who have been in my place or who have general experience.
I have been preapproved for a 100,000 dollar loan. My goal was to purchase a 200k duplex in my area (A/B class property) but due to my low income this is not possible as I see it now. Co signing is not an option and partnering up is not seeming attractive at this time.
My current plan is to buy a single family 3/1in a local college town. I still plan on househacking at least for the first year potentially longer. Currently I have a 90% savings rate and what I consider a healthy amount saved to put towards emergencies.
I have confidence in my ability to make the finances work for me with this property. I am ever concerned with my future real estate portfolio growth due to the need for a traditional mortgage.
General thoughts or any advice would be greatly appreciated and well received
Thank you in advance
Post: CT multi family house hack

- Simsbury, CT
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@Rick Santasiere I sent a connection request. I would love to pick your brain