All Forum Posts by: Matt Giacinto

Hey Allen, there's a variety of ways you can look for an investor or equity partner, especially in LA. Let's connect, I'm a commercial real estate agent in LA and could probably help you find somebody who'd be interested.

Sounds like you already have a leg up on many new investors. It definitely helps having some skin in the game. I go to local REI meetups, online masterminds, and even open houses to connect with agents/brokers. Let's connect and see where we align.

I would have to review the rental agreement, but there's very limited options you can do until January 31st. I'll shoot you a message

I sent you a connect. I have a few CPA's I can connect you with

I'm open to learning more. Let's connect!

Hey Nate, like others have said, a NNN is a good option if you're looking to strictly cashflow and stay hands off. In San Diego, $1M wouldn't get you too much multifamily wise. Looking out of state is an idea, and it's something I do since I live in Los Angeles. If you want to talk a bit more about it let's connect.

Hey Anshul, when the property has some value-add room, it's nice to leave the units vacant for the new buyer. However, since you already renovated the units, it might be useful to get 1 or 2 good and paying tenants that are near market rent, and then let the new buyer choose what to do with the final unit. Just my thoughts. I'm a commercial agent in LA and I work specifically with multifamily, let's connect!

FB groups are a great way to find cleaners and build a housekeeping team. Managing them will be a majority of the work. I run a STR management company, so if you ever have any questions just let me know

Hey Juan, there is currently a ban on increasing current tenant's rents in the city of LA. Sadly, it's limiting a lot of owners currently. Let's connect and talk more about your situation

Hey Malik, I sent you a PM. I live in LA, but I dabble in Midwestern markets because that's where I'm originally from. Let's connect!