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All Forum Posts by: Mike Shahi

Mike Shahi has started 11 posts and replied 52 times.

Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:

NACA is a no go in this market.

Your price point, Id probably look at Hyattsville or that area. You arnt really going to get anything in an optimal DC neighborhood at that price, unless youd go to SE like you said.  Maybe Deanwood/Benning Rd which wouldnt be too bad. 

Russell- just curious. Why is NACA a no go? I know someone personally that mentioned they want to go this route

Post: Part-Time investors... what fuels/motivates you?

Mike ShahiPosted
  • Washington, DC
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 25

Financial freedom- retiring early- just the overall rush- always looking for deals and potential to make money

Post: Multi family as a first time investment ?

Mike ShahiPosted
  • Washington, DC
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 25

Great thread- I've been looking into single family homes and Multi's in St. Louis- wasn't sure what route to take. 

I’d hold...

That NoMa/Trinidad area is and will continue to thrive

Did you buy the house as-is or renovated? 

Post: Landlord friendly States....

Mike ShahiPosted
  • Washington, DC
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 25
Originally posted by @Jed Santa Maria:

 Thanks Jed!

Post: Investing in baltimore?

Mike ShahiPosted
  • Washington, DC
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 25

Bumping this back up- hearing good things about the Remington neighborhood- thoughts?

Post: Landlord friendly States....

Mike ShahiPosted
  • Washington, DC
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 25

It's pretty difficult to evict tenants here in DC/MD- the laws favor the tenant

Which states have landlord friendly laws? I'm hearing Texas is one of them

Thoughts? Thanks

Post: How did you finance your first flip?

Mike ShahiPosted
  • Washington, DC
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 25

I'm not familiar with the Houston market but here in DC/MD, competition is high- cash/quick closing is king. 

If it's a hot property- hard money with no contingencies 

Sitting on the market- conventional 

Post: SFR and Assisted Living

Mike ShahiPosted
  • Washington, DC
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 25

Thank you- I think I found a good BP contact in AZ that may be able to assist. 

Post: SFR and Assisted Living

Mike ShahiPosted
  • Washington, DC
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 25

Two years ago my parents brought up the idea of starting an assisted living home. Buy a house, rehab, bring it up to code and move in 4-5 elderly patients. My mother has been a nurse for 30+ years and frequently travels to provide hospice care for the elderly. Her friend purchased a home and got all the licenses required for an assisted living facility and raved about how well she was doing.  I brushed off the idea because I was uncomfortable dealing with the elderly. (falls, injury, death etc). My Mom went ahead and got all the required licenses she needed to run the business but was never able to purchase a home/rehab because of other financial obligations. For the last 2 years, my parents have been in my ear regarding this business and continue to push me to look into it- I of course didn't want to deal with it.

Fast forward to yesterday- I listened to one of the latest BP podcasts (#359) and they had a young lady who opened up a assisted living facility in Northern California. (you guys should really check it out)

It was as if a higher power was talking to me because this guest literally repeated every word my parents have said the last 2 years- the process, the cost, the profits. They guest went on to mention that this could become the new wave and not something many people know about. My Mother told me her friends profit each month after all expenses is about 20k. She charges anywhere between 4k-6k per patient and has caregivers she pays a little above minimum wage. This was EXACTLY the model the guest on the podcast was using. The numbers were literally identical. Now I'm seriously considering taking this route. I think is a great twist to house hacking

Has anyone ever looked into this? Anyone actually doing this? Lets chat!