All Forum Posts by: Rashaun Forrest

House hacking is absolutely the best way to start in real estate, you get the best rates because you are living in the unit for long term. 

Contact your realtor and look for anything quad or less as anything over becomes more complicated. Get pre approved so you know your budget then start hunting for something that the location and the numbers work. Good luck, feel free to reach out if I can help further.

Hello Justin,

It’s very common for owners of larger portfolios to sell as-is, many feel confident they will get their price and aren’t interested in putting any funds into the deal and pulling out as much as possible. They could be hiding something, but most times they just are telling the seller there won’t be much room for repairs in the negotiations.

If you move forward with an offer make sure plenty of protections are in place in the contract so you can walk away with very little in due diligence expense if there is a problem you don’t want to deal with. Make sure you get a deep inspection, I would suggest one that comes with a warranty for major things inspected.

hope that helps.

@Byron Scott interested

Thanks I appreciate the suggestions everyone 

What are some of your best suggestions for books and podcast on multi family investing, due diligence and Landlording multifamily real estate?

@Bijou D. Atlanta investor here, nice to meet you

@Anjlia Holiday also interested in mobile home parks

East Point, West End basically anything on the unbuilt section of the beltline is a great up and coming. If this airport city thing happens that area should appreciate very well.

Bummer on your taxes, but you have your foot in the door. Congrats on beginning your new journey.

I’m always interested in buy and hold property, let’s connect