All Forum Posts by: Mario I Fernandez

Hey Yana,

You can find tons of brokerages that can take you in but you need to look for one that provides with you are looking for. Some brokerages are more investor friendly than others so you have to decide which way you want to go.

Also, I would like to recommend the @David Greene book series for realtors SOLD, SKILL, and SCALE. They are super good starting point for new realtors and what you need to do each step of the way including how to pick a Brokerage.

Hope this helps.

If the property on the MLS then is on the market(MLS is the market) as other said before you can see them on Zillow, Redfin etc.

If you want properties off market then you should talk to your local Wholesalers or you can find them yourself. That's the best way to get the best purchase price for an investment. 

Hey Woojin,

You can find lenders investor friendly under BUILD YOUR TEAM top menu. You can call them and talk to them to see what they can offer and what suits you.

Also, you should get pre-qualification before you sent any offer since, the seller will ask for a pre-qualification letter or proof of funds(POF) in case you are buying cash to be sure you can purchase the property.

Regarding pulling your credit, it will depend on the lender. Some of them do it one time and others a few times during the transaction that's why you need to shop around to the what they offer.

WOW sounds like a good investment.

Yes, definitely you can buy 3-4 units property with a FHA loan.

Also, as an investment you could use other options such as a DSCR loan.

Hey Josh,

It is hard to accept but there is no such thing as the perfect deal.

There is something that at some point will go south, either financing or rehab work.

But you can minimize these with experience and jumping in. 

The more you think about it the less action you will take because you always will find the "BUT.."

That's Amazing!

Do you mind to breakdown the finances and profits?

 Yes look him up on IG he is very active.

Hey Gabriel,

The best way to analyze a deal is with Bigger Pockets calculators!

On the top menu under Tools, you can find the calculators.

Hey @Joseph Thompson,

Welcome to Bigger Pockets Community!

You are in the right place to start your journey.

If you are in San Diego maybe you want to connect with @David Greene@David Greene