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All Forum Posts by: Mark Leclair

Mark Leclair has started 42 posts and replied 80 times.

Post: Get your edge through house hacking

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

@Vaughn K. absolutely more 4 pieces should be built and a good way for people to get into investing, having built some skills through managing rhwir personal residence etc. would be awesome if you do that and yea I’m definitely looking forward to killing and maximizing this property best I can. Thanks man!

Post: Get your edge through house hacking

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

@Zierry Eme Carl T. Tagbas yea each market is different of course. It’s always based off the person, what they know or can do and the market. Definitely depends on a few factors. Appreciate the feedback always!

Post: Get your edge through house hacking

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

With all the investors out there trying to scoop up property, the hot market, and the interest rates hiking “house hacking” has an edge. Here’s why, because you can pay more for a property than a typical investor, take advantage of the descent interest rates before they hike up, and eliminate the everyday buyer. So here’s my thoughts on this make sure it will cashflow when you move out, the location has to be top area and location to attract the very best tenants. And you can put anywhere from 3.5-10% down which certainly beats the 25-35% an investor has to put down. If you know the house is solid you can even wave off the inspections, but get a contractor in there after the fact for your peace of mind. 

Just a quick thought because currently I’m doing exactly this for a premier 2 unit in a premier location is a very very highly sought after location for young business professionals command top quality rents for each unit. I will pay around $1500/month or less on my house hack because I can rent out bedrooms solely ( top unit has 5BR and 2BA!!!) or an entire unit, and even rent one of my units I’ll live in out since I really only need one(2BR 1BA). There needs to be multiple angles you look and analyze things and come up with does this deal work for me. What you read and hear through podcasts actually doesn’t matter in those instances but get your mind wet, now it’s time to get those feet wet, and do the real reps that will make you a seasoned and smart investor. 

Post: Properties under contract

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

So we had a great week this week locking 2 properties under contract 12 units and 22,000 sq feet of commercial space. These are NH and VT properties. Don’t slack on marketing as that’s the fuel for the 🔥!!! Both of these deals were done through using deal machine, so a big thanks and shoutout to that business as it makes us able to do great deals and to my team! 👊🏻

Post: What’s working for us

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

Just posting and sharing some of my experience and knowledge for this area. My business partners and I are local investors in this area and we do direct mail marketing and cold calling to get those off market leads in New Hampshire. This is working great for us and we use deal machine for our mailing of postcards. I wasn’t sure what to make of the capture rate or the success but we are seeing great results! We don’t keep any of these leads these are straight wholesale opportunities that we do with these leads as we are naturally based out of CT and keep buy and holds/ flips in that area. 

Hope to see responses and see what everyone else is doing that’s working in their market and exit strategies. Keep crushing it out there! 

Post: Pre- foreclosures or high equity property

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

What I am looking for is a good and accurate program that I can pull pre foreclosures and high equity property. Also thinking if there’s a way to send out postcards automatically to them or through someone else’s systeM so I’m not sitting there doing this manual work. I want to let she my time and really ramp up having a consistent funnel of those leads coming in and mailing out to increase the odds of success monthly. As Brandon says “it’s all about  the funnel” .

Does anyone have any tips/ success stories and ways that can increase my odds with this? Appreciate any and all feedback!


Post: Wholesale friendly title company New Hampshire?

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

Thank you both I appreciate the feedback!

Post: Wholesale friendly title company New Hampshire?

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

I am going to be closing a deal next month ( November 2020) in New Hampshire And I am looking for a title company that is wholesale friendly as I have this property under contract. Does anyone know of any, or has used any in the past which is more what I’m looking for. This is in Swanzey,NH area. Thank you!

Post: Connecticut Multi Family Investors

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

Stamford would be a 3 unit property and Meriden would be 12 units. Hamden would be 33 units 13 fully leased commercial and 20 apartments up above that. 

Post: Swanzey, NH wholesale friendly title company

Mark LeclairPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 91
  • Votes 23

Hey guys! I have a property I am going to be Wholetailing and I need a wholesale friendly title company and I think I’m going to want to do a double close on this as my potential profit should be high. Does anyone know of one that they have used or heard of in that area? I am in CT so I don’t know any out that way.