All Forum Posts by: Scott Rogers

@Hank Austin If you are looking to BRRR then it's best to use the HELOC for the purchase and rehab. Then rent it out, let it cash flow for a few months and then re-finance it. If you are looking at a more turnkey type buy and hold then use the HELOC for the down payment and get a conventional loan for the balance. Repeat.

Great job @Scott Pearson

Are you able to share your income/expense numbers?  I am looking at rentals in that $60k-$100k range and would love to swap data. 

Best of luck to all in Fresno.  

Scott Rogers

Neenah, WI

Fresno State Alumni. Go Dogs Go

Welcome @Nick Murray

@Trellis Alexander Don't take the landlords word for potential rent numbers. Ask for historical rent information on the place if it's available, check rentometer.com and do some comps on rentals in the same area.  

Great job @Timothy S.

Looking forward to hearing more information from you.

Great job @Wil Reichard and thank you for sharing.  Wishing you the best of luck in all your future endeavors as well.

It's tempting.  My brother lives in Nashville so I would have a place to stay.  It would be an amazing networking opportunity for sure. 

Welcome @Samuel Tabbert

@James Fraundorf

Put the $10k in a high yield savings account (Marcus, CAP one, etc) and spend the next 6 month learning about REI and coming up with a plan of action.