All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: Upside Down Since 2008
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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it sounds like a Short sale, i am sorry to say but that will not affect your credit score, or simply wait and hope that market becomes hot.
Post: Another Successful Venture, 5 Homes lets start building.
- Real Estate Investor
- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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when i started here a few months ago my friend told me yeah BP!, is awesome so much cool people you can network, and i love sharing my deals there bla bla bla, i was like sharing my deals that sounds like bragging, but a few weeks ago i shared my first one since i been on BP, and people were helpful and supportive so here i am sharing my second.
Its a 2.7 acre ocean view parcel in Encinitas,CA. and i guess you can call it my new niche is Senior living( Assisted Living ) this is my 3rd in San Diego about 18 months 1 is open and running and the other is under construction, what is the project about the idea came to me by a failed deal almost 2 years ago, so i build individual new track homes and just use them as assisted living, maximize my income, simple, no hassle no special permits no bull. just build and lease, i have a amazing team of investor and amazing girls in that work in my consulting firm without them none of them would have happen.
Post: San Diego: Buy to rent and be cash positive
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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Yes i Like to buy turn key investments there is some areas to do it, let me know send me a PM i will like to share some of my numbers with you is now huge returns like iowa or ohio, but there is serious equity being build and serious upside, in this market.
Post: Hello Bigger Pockets Community
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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I am a Former Analyst for a Private equity firm left and started investing full time, I also have my own equity and investment firm here in San Diego, you should defiantly network everywhere your job takes you all different markets 6 Months you can find a good deal fix, flip and leave to the next town sounds pretty fun to me reach out if you get to California or AZ, thats were most of my interest is.
Post: New Member from San Diego
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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Hi @Steven Moore I went to George Washington, So lived in DC, for a few years, I invest mostly in California, and i own a Consulting Firm here, feel free to reach out, send me a PM and we can chat.
Post: Experienced Canadian Rental Investor Seeks Advice On US Partners
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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Hi @Al Pereira I am a Former Analyst, for a private equity firm I have 10 years experience, in Real estate in general working in the private equity sector and sales and as a Investor my self about 4, I did some developments in Puerto Vallarta Mexico, where there is a huge influx of Canadian investors which I grew great relationships, I understand the Canadian business mindset and I enjoy doing business with you guys, I can help you with investments and partnership mostly in San Diego, Southern California area, and some in Arizona and New Mexico. or even Resort properties in mexico send me a PM so we can talk more.
Post: What's easier to Rent out for cashflow? 4Br 3Br or 2Br
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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Originally posted by @Brian Garlington:
What's easier to find renters for? a 4br or 3 Br or 2Br?
Some people say 3 Bd/2Ba is the ideal combination.
Others say you get more cashflow with a 4 bd/2,5 but you run the risk of higher vacancy because most of the time a 4 bd is when people are looking to buy instead of rent.
Still others say if you can buy a two bedroom for a lower price that has a "bonus room" or "office" that you can convert into a bedroom by adding a closet then that's even better because of forced appreciation.....then rent that out as a 3 bedroom 2 bath.
What's been your experience?
By the way i live in the San Francisco Bay Area.
That something you should look in the demographical location, where the property is located, when I was a investment analyst for a hedge fund buying up multifamily, it was all about the demographic on the neighborhood. send me a PM and I would share more with you.
Post: Indianapolis - can lower CAP rate actually be better?
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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Go to Arizona, New Mexico or Texas. I bought Commercial Real estate in NM, 9.7% Cap with a 5year net lease to a Taco Bell, pretty reliable tenants for less money then you think, and also got a 13% cap Multifamily 25 units ,I have had interest partnership for 4 years in a semi-run down neighborhood in San Antonio, and almost always has been on time. but if you want to build equity and watch your property appreciate I would stay in SD.
Post: newbie
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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My Best Friend Move recently to Melbourne, he is interested in investing over there send me a PM @Amy Djuric
Post: A lot of people are being misled
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- Rancho Santa Fe , CA
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