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All Forum Posts by: Omar Anis

Omar Anis has started 3 posts and replied 8 times.

Post: First time I've thought about Selling ...

Omar Anis
Posted
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1
Quote from @Wale Lawal:

@Omar Anis

Your property has appreciated significantly, and with HOA fees rising and HVAC financing cutting into cash flow, it's worth considering whether selling and reinvesting makes more sense. With ~$115K in potential equity after fees, you could redeploy the funds into a higher-cash-flowing property, especially since you'll be managing remotely. Plus, since you lived in the home for 2+ years, you may qualify for partial capital gains tax exclusion. If you're confident you can find a better investment, selling now could accelerate your portfolio growth.

Good luck!


 I am definitely going to talk to a RE CPA and see what the definitive deal is with the taxes. I do really really believe this equity could be used to multiply my current returns! Thank you for thr reply! 

Post: First time I've thought about Selling ...

Omar Anis
Posted
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1
Quote from @Kathy Merkh:
Ahhh a fellow Jersey resident.  What area are you in?  Don't see many people from Jersey.  Weather, huh?  Heading down South?  Gotta love these days we get almost all 4 seasons in one day!!!

 Well, remove the 'Lakes' part of your town and thats where I'm from. Property is in Marlton though. 

Post: First time I've thought about Selling ...

Omar Anis
Posted
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1
Quote from @Caleb Brown:

I think selling would be ideal. Use the proceeds to house hack again and save the rest. If you are going to have a rental I would make sure you have reserves for something like the HVAC. Financing repairs can add up quick and make it rough when life comes up. 


 I totally am leaning that way. The extra relatively large chunk of liquid cash (if used properly) would definitely get me larger returns as well. Not talking about specifically into another real estate deal. thank you for your comment 

Post: First time I've thought about Selling ...

Omar Anis
Posted
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1
Quote from @Jules Aton:

Did you live in it 2 of the last 5 years? If so you can avoid paying capital gains which is a nice chunk. I like to be close to my properties so the 5 hour move on top of rising costs in NJ would lean me toward selling especially if the climate is favorable now. Since you had to finance the HVAC it sounds like adding some liquidity to your situation might be a decent plan for you also. 


 the move is solely for the weather..i also did live in it for the first two years, DEc 2021 to Dec 2023. have been renting out since.. 

Post: First time I've thought about Selling ...

Omar Anis
Posted
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

I own 1 property now that I bought in 2021 245k closing 3.0 rate. HOA was 265 now is 365 a month. I also had to put a new HVAC unit in last summer which I had to finance. Before the raise in HOA and the financing on the HVAC for the next 9 years, I was cashflowing ~465/mn. Now I am down to ~200 a month... heres what really got me thinking about selling.... I have about 215k left on the mortgage and a similar unit (not as updated as mine) just sold for 330k.. I also house hacked this and lived in it for the first 2 years so cap gains tax would be less no? I don't desperately need the cash right now personally but I am about to move 5+ hours away from the property too. (property is a townhome in NJ. The appreciation the past 4 years has been more than its seen since it was built in 2002.) I never bought this with the intent to sell until the mortgage was paid off but now when I look at the potential cash out after fees and commissions, i know I can find another investment in the next year or so to utilize that capital..as I do in my personal life with the liquid cash I have now. Any advice?

Post: Multi-Use Commercial Property Capital Raising

Omar Anis
Posted
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

Thanks for the response @Stuart Udis! I am confident in the debt raising aspect. More so along the lines of equity raising. Since I posted this, I have had a few conversations with my mentor and other real estate investors/lenders and have a much better grasp on action items when the right deal comes along. For this potential property it is a 2M ask. I want to avoid F&F but given that I don't have a track record yet, it seems F&F will be the right way to go...

Post: Multi-Use Commercial Property Capital Raising

Omar Anis
Posted
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

Hi All,

My journey has taken me to underwriting hundreds of potential deals.. I have found an incredible opportunity and am trying to navigate my way through capital raising. I am relatively new to deals with just one positive cash flow resi property but CRE has been screaming out to me. Looking for advice on where to go / who to talk to / generally how to raise capital. Always always always open to a conversation. 7 minutes, 9 minutes, 23 minutes + !


Thanks in advance!

Post: Multi-Use Property Funding

Omar Anis
Posted
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

Hi All, 

My journey has taken me to underwriting hundreds of potential deals.. I have found an incredible opportunity and am trying to navigate my way through capital raising. I am relatively new to deals with just one positive cash flow resi property but CRE has been screaming out to me. Looking for advice on where to go / who to talk to / generally how to raise capital. Always always always open to a conversation. 7 minutes, 9 minutes, 23 minutes + !


Thanks in advance!