All Forum Posts by: Jesus Roman

Our team is about to list a home for a landlord who is actually interested in letting someone arbitrage the property for Airbnb or Mid Term rental. Feel free to reach out if you are interested.

More challenging in what sense? If you are referring to a leasing perspective it's important to know that everything leases out as long as you price it correctly. So it's important to understand your rental comps before you decide to invest in a particular area. 

Same day or the next. It all depends on the relationship you have with the contractor.. Obviously time is money so you need a contractor who understands that. 

@Eliott Elias Solid plan! I just bought my current househack 3 minutes from UH. Great deal and I brake even living in my own property. 

@Donald Bastien As far as finding roommates there are multiple ways. It is going to come down to the area you are buying in. If you are buying near a major college you can reach out to local college groups.. if you are in the sub-urbs you can find tenants through facebook marketplace. Another great tool a lot of househackers have been using as well is listing on padsplit to lease out their units by the room. Hope this helps! 

So I've heard! I have been personally keeping an eye for investments for my self preferably multifamilies.. 

Hey Eliazib! I have done light rehabs in my real estate career and I am sure I can share some insight. As far as finding deals there are infinite ways.. but I can connect you with some wholesellers if you'd like. 

Facebook market, craiglist, local meetups and Biggerpockets! 

Hey Danny! I would suggest for you to connect with a local agent.. preferably one that invests in real estate as well and understands what your goals are. Hope this helps!

I would advice for you to connect with a local agent. Let them know what you are planning to do and see if they can help. A good agent will be able to connect you with the people you need to kickstart your investment career. Hope this helps!

Pretty hard to calculate as there are too many variables. It can vary from your type of mail, how consistent you are, the area your targeting and many more. From what I have heard though to get the best ROI you have to be consistent for at least 12 months before calling it quits. Hope this helps!