All Forum Posts by: Sean Beksinski

 Love what Joe said I would add that I would consider looking for a good Loan Officer in your area that can draw you a road map for acquiring your first property. Keep in mind what he said as well though because you need to make sure your are investing and not gambling. 

HELOC is 100% the way to go.

 Depends, what is the mortgage on the Airbnb ? 

 Question I would ask yourself is who not how. When I bought my first property I developed a relationship with my lender and realtor. From that relationship I didn't give up until I got a opportunity in lending. Who do you know that is in real estate ? and out of those people who can refer you to a property management company? Hope these insights are helpful.

I agree with Nathan. I also want to add a little touch and say that if you are really struggling to get started, finding a profession within the real estate business is great! I was a plumber and door to door sales person prior to becoming a lender and I was in the "analysis paralysis" pit for about 6 years. When I became a lender it forced me to get connected with the right people and forced me to learn the business. If you feel stuck and real estate is REALLLLLY what you want, then I would analyze out of the core 4 ( prop. manager, lender, realtor and contractor ) which fits your personality best. 

That being said Nathan is not wrong, this is a person's lively hood and they will be less likely to want to work with someone who is part-time. If you think you would enjoy one of those roles I know it helps a ton because your building the right relationships, I hope this helps.

Hold 10% for CapEX, so $150 a month should be saved. Depends on the area you are in but hope this video helps! Also feel free to reach out.

Hello,

Im 24 y/o and I just bought my first house and I am looking to try acquiring properties through cold calling. I am a full time car salesman and have been in sales for a few years now. I am simply just trying to find the best way to get started in cold calling. Reason for me choosing cold calling is because of my field, also I have a amazing agent that got me my current house ( so i'm still combing the MLS ). I am not looking to be a "wholesaler" I posted this here because I feel like wholesalers are best at this form of lead generating.

I attend to be a buy and hold/Brrr investor, if I end up wholesaling a deal or two then i'll take it but my goal is 20k passive income (10k for me/10k under my wife's name). Is there a free option for finding leads to call ? or do they all cost monthly ? I look forward to everyone's response and would love to talk real estate with anyone. feel free to dm me and we can exchange numbers, social media, ect. 

@Dave Spooner you are probably the 5th to say Ohio. Connect with me and let’s talk more about it. I’m interested.

Hey my names Sean and I’m a full time car salesman living out of Maryland. I’m looking to hop into the small multi family space and was wondering what markets are better for cash flowing so I can get started on the basics. I was thinking Nashville or Orlando. I don’t have a ton of capital saved up yet but my job pays well enough and I have been putting money aside while I do my research and practice running my numbers. Any advice for getting started? Any class or courses you would recommend? Most importantly what markets would you say have great cash flow?

@Gaetano Ciambriello

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