All Forum Posts by: Sandeep Dhall

Thanks to everyone for replying to my post. I am reaching out to all of you individually.

I am planning to buy a primary as well as investment properties in Austin soon. I see prices have come down a little and may come down more due to over supply. Any recommendations.

I am fed up using Propstream. I started with Batch leads. Both does not have more than 50% correct data in my opinion. What else are you using. I reviewed Property Radar recently too, have yet to try.

Where and how can I find a reasonably priced cost segregation experts. How much should I budget. My portfolio ranges from 100-500k per house.

I can try. if numbers make sense. Let us connect at least over phone and see how we can help each other

 Can you share the agent name with me, Ryan? Thanks

 I will reach out.

I use Propstream to get that information

Understandable for agricultural land.. but did not see it happen for houses

https://oksenate.gov/press-releases/bill-signed-crack-down-i...

I started investigating to invest in Tulsa and other cities of this state. I am told and after reading bunch of documents, I feel this is true and being implemented.

Is there any Real estate lawyer on biggerpockets? I am a Canadian living in California for many years. I see the following rom the newly required affidavits that 

I assume based on the following portions in the affidavit that Canadians and other treaty country citizens are allowed. It is because  Canada allows US citizens to own real estate in Canada.

1. " or any treaties their country has with the United States"

2. "but he or she shall have and enjoy in this state such rights as to personal property as are, or shall be accorded a citizen of the United States under the laws of the nation to which such alien belongs"