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All Forum Posts by: Michael Bishay

Michael Bishay has started 12 posts and replied 39 times.

Quote from @Devin Peterson:

Michael,

You’re kind of diving into the path of GP / LP Syndication at a very low level. In some instances, people have a lot of time and the wherewithal to underwrite, intelligent investment decisions, but not necessarily the funds or money. This is where your curiosity comes in to play. It may benefit you to find someone who’s very cash heavy, and does not have a lot of time. In return, you offer your time and your expertise And split the potential returns on an investment. This is of course, just one strategy and way you can team up with private investors for the down payment. Good luck.


 Thank you so much for your insight.  I see these people selling courses on raising private money for the down payment and then the bank for the mortgage.  So I figured I'd ask.  

Hello all,

I had a question about a strategy I see all over the internet where people raise money from a "Private lender" form the down payment on a property and then the rest they raise either from the bank or from a hard money person.

Are there really people that lend the initial finds for a property? Why would they be incentives to do that being that it would only be like 10-20% of total cost?

Am I understanding this correctly?

Sorry for the novice question, I'm still new to this game and this site has bees super helpful!

Hello all,

I had a question about a strategy I see all over the internet where people raise money from a "Private lender" form the down payment on a property and then the rest they raise either from the bank or from a hard money person.

Are there really people that lend the initial finds for a property? Why would they be incentives to do that being that it would only be like 10-20% of total cost?

Am I understanding this correctly?

Sorry for the novice question, I'm still new to this game and this site has bees super helpful!

Hello all, 

I had a question about a strategy I see all over the internet where people raise money from a "Private lender" form the down payment on a property and then the rest they raise either from the bank or from a hard money person.  

Are there really people that lend the initial finds for a property? Why would they be incentives to do that being that it would only be like 10-20% of total cost? 

Am I understanding this correctly?  

Sorry for the novice question, I'm still new to this game and this site has bees super helpful! 

Thank you so much for your insight.  Seems like I have my work cut out for me.  I defiantly see the opportunity. 

Quote from @Arsen Atanasovski:

Absolutely 


 Hello Arsen, Detroit looks like a very viable option for section 8 cash flow, but its just so large of an area.  Any tips on how to narrow down a decent section of Wayne County? Every address I plug into Spotcrime.com lights up like a Christmas tree!! lol 

Do any lending organizations do a LTV of 90% anymore?

Quote from @Bob Stevens:
Quote from @Dan Tran:

I'm interested in investing in cheaper properties for Section 8 buy & hold, and the numbers/inventory are almost suspiciously attractive in Detroit, MI.

A lot of BP posts and threads, as well as a few google searches, warn a lot about scams, agents misrepresenting 'turnkey' properties, crooked PM companies, a slow HA office, and very high crime. 

How much of this is exaggeration? Has anyone on this forum successfully done OOS investing in Detroit? 

How relatively difficult (compared to ex. Ohio) is it to evict a troublesome tenant in Detroit? 


 I have worked in many different markets from KS, to Indi, to Memphis and Detroit. I left them all and have been working in the Cleveland markets for about 10 years, I recall buying one in Detroit about 11 years ago, total disaster, we just walked away, I am sure you can be successful there, however, you better have a SUPER team in place.

All the best  


 Hi there, Would love to pick your brain about the cleveland Akron market if you ever have time. 

Quote from @Scott Allen:

@MARK S KING

Columbus,OH is pretty dope for Section 8 deals. Cleveland is alright too


 I would love to have a quick conversation if your ever free. I would like to learn more about Columbus OH. 

Quote from @Travis Biziorek:

I have three tenants on Section 8. For a 3 bed/1bath home you can easily get $1,300/mo here in Detroit. And numbers I believe are up to $1,650/mo (or something like that) if you include utilities. I know they adjusted voucher limits higher again this year and we'll be pushing for increases on ours when they come up for renewal.


 Would you mind sharing what parts of Detroit you invest in? Or what parts to stay away from.