All Forum Posts by: Nick Portillo

Hello everyone!!

Has anyone used the J.Massey CashFlow Diary program for STR's?... Looking for reviews!

Thanks,

Nick

Hello everyone!!

I am looking in to short term rental (AirBnB, HomeAway, etc.) and would like to know if there any courses that you would recommend to really learn the details of this investment strategy?

Thanks,

Nick

Jorge Ruiz sounds great man! I was busy last week too so this works out great.

Jenkins Ramon So you would suggest going with traditional financing over all cash?

@Jack Medford I am planning on two different strategies:

1. Buy all cash and pay for repairs... then refinance to get the money out.

2. 20% down, traditional financing for the rest and repairs.

What have you had success with?

Jorge Ruiz bought the book... well worth it! Thank you for the suggestion.

I am gearing up to invest in duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I am going with a buy and hold strategy and I will be investing from out-of-state because I live in Southern California... My goal is to make anywhere from $200-500 per door... I have done quite a bit of research and have narrowed down my target zip codes... Of the zip codes listed below, which ones would you take off the list? Which ones do you feel are the best?:

a.Northwest

i.53218

ii.53222

b.Northeast

i.53209

c.Inner City

i.53212

ii.53208

d.Southeast

i.53204

ii.53215

I am looking to buy duplexes, 3-plexes, and 4-plexes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin... Specifically, I want to buy in C-B neighborhoods... goal is a buy and hold for cash flow. What zip codes have you had success in and would suggest for an out-of-state investor like myself?

Would anyone recommend a reputable property management company in the Milwaukee area? I am looking at investing in duplexes, triplexes, and 4-plexes in Milwaukee but unfortunately live in California. Thanks!!

@Anthony Angotti I am looking at 2 different strategies actually:

1. Buy all cash and pay for repairs... Then refinance to get my money out

2. 20% down payment and then get a loan for mortgage and repairs

What are your thoughts?