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All Forum Posts by: Robert Friedl

Robert Friedl has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Yes it seems I may have to look elsewhere for cash flow and come back to looking at Texas if I want some equity deals. I am open to purchasing almost anywhere but I am tied down for the next 7-8 months, so I might not be able to purchase anything until I can see these properties myself. 

Thank you for the response! I looked more into it and I don't think it would make sense to use Celsius for a home down payment because they only offer balloon loans. That said I would be interested in what that lender would recommend for me. 

Hello! I recently started listening to the podcast and I wanted some pragmatic advice from you guys and gals about my situation. So I currently do not own any real-estate and a vast majority of my net worth is tied up in Bitcoin. The reason I mention that is I can get a 5 year loan through Celsius for 2.95% interest that could pay for a 20% or 25% down-payment.

 I live in California but I want to invest in property in Central Texas, not necessarily in Austin but close enough to grow in the coming years from proximity. (Im from Texas, does that help me in some way?) Since this will be my first house I want to focus on Cash Flow more so than appreciation but not entirely. 

I'm still very new to Real Estate investing and obviously still learning but if there are things you would do in my shoes I would love to hear any advice. 

-Such as which neighborhoods look promising, what size should I look for? ( I was thinking 3 bedroom, 2 bath)


Thank You!