All Forum Posts by: Sean Murphy

I'm looking for one ticket. If you have two, but only need one, I could provide accommodations in San Diego (close to Downtown) in addition to price of the ticket.

I am interested in any ticket available.

Tyler, I have a 4-plex for sale in San Diego that would be about break-even cash flow after all recurring expenses for an owner-occupant buyer living in one unit. This is based on actual rent of the other units and 20% down payment. It's not in the best area, but could be a great way to get started. Contact me and I'm happy to walk you through all the details.

Thank you @Kevin Young

I'm looking for a lawyer to help with a dispute with a seller of an apartment property in San Diego and would appreciate any referrals.

I'm working on a 5+ unit purchase and have an LOI from a lender but a financing commitment will take a few more weeks beyond deadlines that have already passed. Is it common to remove a financing contingency based on a lender's LOI or wait until until a full commitment? I'm extremely reluctant to put my deposit at risk by removing all contingencies when any number of issues could prevent a lender from financing through no fault of my own.

I recently bought in about as "sketchy" an area of SD as you can find and have owned nearby for years. I would be happy to discuss the experience. Good tenants can be found but it may require patience.

I would be interested.

I posted this yesterday in the Marketplace but wanted to get it in the San Diego Forum. Sorry if it is a duplicate but I'm relatively new to BP and hopefully this type of "offering" isn't off limits. I'm an investor and have a 4-unit San Diego property under contract in a rapidly improving area. Ideally I would like to partner with a to-be owner occupant who would “house hack” by contributing $80,000 to $100,000 towards the down payment/improvements and occupy a 1 BR unit at a reasonable monthly cost that would represent a discount to what they would pay for a mortgage on an investment of the same size. The owner occupant partner would have equity commensurate with their investment. I will not occupy the property. It's an opportunity to get into an area where it would otherwise be difficult to house-hack. I'd like to talk to anyone interested.

I'm relatively new to BP and hopefully this type of "offering" isn't off limits. I'm an investor and have a 4-unit San Diego property under contract in a rapidly improving area. Ideally I would like to partner with a to-be owner occupant who would “house hack” by contributing $80,000 to $100,000 towards the down payment/improvements and occupy a 1 BR unit at a reasonable monthly cost that would represent a discount to what they would pay for a mortgage on an investment of the same size. The owner occupant partner would have equity commensurate with their investment. I will not occupy the property. It's an opportunity to get into an area where it would otherwise be difficult to house-hack. I'd like to talk to anyone interested.