All Forum Posts by: Pablo Medina

Hello, community,

I'm looking for an experienced broker in the Macon / Warner Robins area to discuss opportunities. We are a group of investors looking to further understand the multi-family market in those markets. We would like to partner with a local agent with experience working with investors.   Specifics we are looking for:

1- Sub markets and the pros/conts

2- Multifamily market - type of properties, market pricing (rent/acquisition cost)

3- Boots on the ground recommendations (GCs, Property management companies)

Thank you for any recommendation
Best regards,

Pablo

CEMED Investment Group. 

Hello all,
I'm looking for a Real Estate broker with experience in Multifamily in the Jacksonville area that is willing to spend an hour or so sharing knowledge about the market and optimal areas for investment according to our buying criteria (happy to share more details via 1-1 message)

Thank you

Pablo

Hi Matt, I would love to attend, but the link does not seem to work for me. Would you mind sharing the link via email? [email protected]

I'm looking forward to joining the meet-up.
Best 

Pablo

Thank you, Scott. Appreciate your perspective and opinion. 

If I understood correctly, you advise against investing in syndication as an LP in general? I understand the rationale you provided with respect to the lack of control over the asset but it is interesting that many folks in Bigger Pockets, including the owners,  are openly advertising this kind of investment. What is your opinion on that?

What I like about the syndication is the access to certain types of assets that otherwise I would not be able to access given my capital constraints. In this case, is an STR multiunit in a trending location in FL?

Hello,

I'm planning to buy shares in a syndication investment that are worth $100,000.  I would like to put 50% cash and finance the rest through a credit line, against stock options. Does anyone know someone that can help me asess if this is feasible? 

Thank you

Pablo

Hello, we recently relocated from San Francisco to Florida. We are looking to buy a house and wondering what is better to either go 1) direct to the bank and apply for the mortgage 2) work with a mortgage broker. If you go for # 2 what is an acceptable fee? Also, do any of you know any good mortgage brokers in Florida? Thank you! Pablo