All Forum Posts by: Quito Keutla

@Erika Banks Congrats on your first Deal!! Would love to hear the details, as I'm also looking into buying my first  MF this year as well. 

@Laura Williams I would agree with @Arlen Chou response, to be a REI You really have to spend time to learn and understand the various metrics. Thanks for creating a great discussion for us here. At the end of the Day it's all about your priorities and what makes sense to you. You are currently in great position to ride it out. Happy Investing!!

@Carson Plant Yes check your local laws. Also keep a holistic approach to your rent increase. If you add value prior to increasing rents your tenants can easy justify the increase. If treat tenants well they will stay longer and give you less problems. Happy Investing!!

@Sol Bier you may want to consider participating in a apartment syndication as a general partner or a limited partner. As this will give you experience in the multi family space while keeping your day job. Happy Investing!!

@Nghi Le Thanks for sharing from the lender’s perspective. Yes the Seattle market is definitely going through an adjustment. Happy Investing!!

@Jordan Wells Congrats on your first deal!

@Joel Fernandes hang in there,REI takes time and patience. This is long game, continue to look and educate yourself. Happy Investing!!

@Dean Fiacco I want to chime in on @Theo Hicks as you want to start establishing a MF cultivating a relationship with the brokers. MF is a long game and you want to let them know that you’re a serious investor. Happy Investing!

@Justin K. The cost of education can be expensive at times. Hopefully this will not ever happen to you in the future. Do what you feel is worth your time and effort. Happy Investing!!

@Reed Udy with all things being equal, most tenants would choose one with a garage. I’m assuming this is a hold strategy so it will pay for itself over time. Not to mention resell wise would make it more desirable. Happy Investing!!