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All Forum Posts by: Mike Grudzien

Mike Grudzien has started 1 posts and replied 253 times.

Post: Airbnb Property Manager in Fremont, CA

Mike Grudzien
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Check local Facebook Host groups or check with a real estate agent.

My 2 cents,

Mike

Post: Loan options on 4-plex in IN

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Richard,
I concur. DSCR is the route to go.
Mike

Post: First Time Buyer Loan Question

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Brian,

Yes, talk to the seller.  They may be willing to negotiate/work with you.
My 2 cents,
Mike

Post: Personal Loan for purchasing power in Midwest Market

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Brandon,
Credit score?  Personal guarantee?  Collateral?  Interest only payments?  Exit plan? 
It helps to provide more info when framing your ask.
My 2 cents,
Mike

Post: Protect Yourself - Please Get An Umbrella Liability Policy

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Steve,

$693 for $2mm

Mike

Post: Protect Yourself - Please Get An Umbrella Liability Policy

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All,

I agree with the comments above.  Just upped my umbrella from $1mm to $2mm.  It is covering over 5 properties and 3 vehicles.  Does cost that much.
My 2 cents,
MIke

Post: What financing options do I have???

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Quote from @Curtis Cecil:

So I have a non-primary house that is valued at $220k on Zillow (just a reference point), what options do I have to finance around 100k out of it to renovate the house? Credit is fair but not great, I have access to a strong co-signer if I need to. My Primary residence has some equity but I would rather figure out how to collateralize the non-primary house.

Any ideas???


 Curtis,
"valued at $220k" is one part of the equation.  How much equity do you have?  Do you own it outright?  You could do a cash out refi, but you'd be dealing with current interest rates.

MIke

Post: Better options than HML for spec builds?

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Patrick,
I understand.  Then not family.  Are you networked with colleagues in your local real estate community?
Mike

Post: Better options than HML for spec builds?

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Patrick,
Do you have friends or colleagues in your network that you could syndicate with?  You could work together to develop your own terms.

My 2 cents,
Mike

Post: Looking for some feedback on STR opportunities in Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg TN area

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Ernest,
Besides all the real estate/property/transactional tips above; you need to understand that running a short term rental is running a business.  If you don't, or can't afford to pencil in short-term rental property management, you will be responsible yourself for a seamlessly running, response intensive, hospitality business focused on your guests.  Doing this remotely just adds to the challenges. You say that this is your first step into real estate and you're choosing a path that is a 24/7 obligation.  I wish you luck.  I'd be happy to advise, no-charge, once you have purchased a suitable property.  (look at my profile).
My 2 cents,
Mike