All Forum Posts by: Mordy Chaimovitz

Im considering selling a SFR with good tenants, but I know that I will be really inconveniencing them both with showings as well as with a possible move out if the buyer is an end user.

Anyone have experience with this and can guide me on how to get them on board?

Thank you!

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Quote from @Kyle Joseph:

Have you talked to your lender on these properties so see if they would give you an equity line? You may be able to draw on some of the equity that you have built up, without having to sell the property or refinance and pay higher rate / more principal.

You mean a HELOC? I understand that Heloc on investment properties can be expensive?

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I have 2 SFRs that are performing well, appreciating nicely but I'm itching to get the capital out of them to scale to bigger deals.

Doing a refi now would move me from a 4.5% interest rate to somewhere in the high 7% to 8% range, so I am thinking of potentially selling. (even though buying something else would also put me at the same rate)

My understanding is that an owner occupier would pay more for the property than an investor, but i have leases that end in September, which is not the best time to sell.

So my questions are,

1. what are good strategies to SELL your investment properties?

2. should i wait untill interest rates come down?

Thanks everyone!

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Quote from @Jordan Northrup:

Thank you Dimitrius. In your opinion, what is the best forum in which to raise money? Does one post on BP, social media, friends and family, personal business connections? What is the best way to raise and hold the money while you search for a deal? Do you create a separate LLC to be the Fund of Funds (per SEC) and have investors contribute while you seek to place the capital?

Social media is big here. check out what syndicators are doing on Linked In to raise capital. you can learn a lot.

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Hi! welcome. what made you decide to invest in a condo?

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Wait 3-6 months. Prices are still dropping and you will be well positioned to pick up a property all cash to BRRRR

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Anchorage, Alaska

Im not a syndicator but you might want to consider passive investing with a reputable syndicator

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Looks like a hot mess to me.

Under estimating closing, rehab, and holding costs by a combined 20k at least!

Also, your profit margin, even with your assumed numbers is way too small.

SKIP! Run away!

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Hi. We have extensive experience in these type of assets. I would be very interested in having a conversation with you to see if we can either partner up or make this work somehow please feel free to DM me for more information.

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Chicago, Illinois

Do you have a different way of analyzing the numbers on a property to see if it is a good investment?

I have a spread sheet that i created for underwriting 10 plus units that I am happy to share.

It doesnt seem that I can put it in this post, but feel free to DM me, and I would be happy to send it to you.

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All Forum Posts by: Mordy Chaimovitz

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