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All Forum Posts by: Sergii Khromchenko

Sergii Khromchenko has started 4 posts and replied 21 times.

Post: Where to buy foreclosure auctions list for Dallas area?

Sergii KhromchenkoPosted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 21
  • Votes 2

Thanks a lot! Alex!

Post: Where to buy foreclosure auctions list for Dallas area?

Sergii KhromchenkoPosted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 21
  • Votes 2

Hey everyone, recently heard one of podcasts, but can't remember what was the site where you could purchase a list of upcoming foreclosure actions in Dallas specifically, and other areas. I think it was something around 40$ per list. 

I would highly appreciate if someone could share the link.

Thanks

@Wesley Brown I like Trulia the most, because of it's friendly UI. Otherwise they all pretty much the same (Trulia, Zillow, Redfin etc). Loopnet on the other hand is mostly for a big boys. From giant to tiny multi units => one shoot for a first time house hackers (1-4 units).

Realtors will help you a lot if you know what you are looking for, they will create a filter on MLS and you will be getting all of the new stuff that is showing up on the market + they might point you to some of off the market deals.

Good luck with a search :)

Originally posted by @Lumi Ispas:

@Sergii Khromchenko , the building is already under contract.  What constitutes a good deal to you? Is it cash flow, expanding neighborhoods where your equity will grow fast or are you looking for flips?

 Hi Lumi, A cash flow is the most important factor for me. But i also look for a safe B-C area.

Originally posted by @Elbert D.:

the south side of Chicago has very nice areas as well. Oak lawn, Beverly, Orland, etc......melrose park is a decent area but as everyone mentioned prices are rising fast and a lot of properties are overpriced right now. Melrose park isn't that far from Oak Park which is a high end area but close to Austin which is still being gentrified heavy. I was just over there recently and for any out of state investor I would recommend you use a property manager. If your looking for rentals I'm sure you could get 10-11% in melrose park, pay close attention to the taxes because they would kill the CCR.hopefukly prices come down soon. The market correction will balance everything out

 Yeah, as i just mention in a previous comment i'm not familiar with those areas yet. Have you invest there? Is there a good demand?

Yes, PM is a must in my case. Do you manage your properties your self since you are there? or do you use one as well?

And yes again, i'm expecting correction to hit soon as well, but i just can't wait since it might happen in 2018, or 2019, or 2020, or later? :)

Originally posted by @Adam St James:

Sergii, 

Looks like a decent place, but I'd have to run comps to see how it really stacks up (I'm a Realtor). Both units are vacant, no rent coming in. What were the rents you were expecting? 

$175K is a lot of money. For that kind of money ou could buy and rehab two or three single family homes in some of the 'burbs such as Oak Lawn, Midlothian, Country Club Hills, Homewood, Bolingbrook, Romeoville, etc, and end up with $300 to $500 per month cash flow...

 In that area i was expecting at list 1100$ for 2 beds and 1200$ for 3 beds. 

Yeah.... that is true! I am just more familiar with either North or west side of Chicago, south was always a side that tried to avoid. Plus demand would be much lower on south. Please correct me if i'm wrong!

Post: Where/how to form LLC with 2 partners from diff states

Sergii KhromchenkoPosted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 21
  • Votes 2

Thank you @Scott L.! Do you usually find a ML in a same location where property is located? 

Originally posted by @Mateo Carrera:

do you mind me sharing the details I would have liked to know what the asset was. 

 Sure, it was this one https://www.trulia.com/property/3240816497-1802-N-...

Let me know what you think about it, since you are more experienced with that area!

Post: Pasadena Real Estate Investor Meeting!

Sergii KhromchenkoPosted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 21
  • Votes 2
Thank you for organizing it Sebastian Marroquin ! Looking forward to join you all this Saturday.

Post: Where/how to form LLC with 2 partners from diff states

Sergii KhromchenkoPosted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 21
  • Votes 2

Good evening dear Big Pocketers!

  I am a newbie from CA. Starting our with a plan to buy first investment property with a friend who is from OH. We are going to invest into MF in WI or IL.

I wasn't able to find pros and cons in a google of where to create a LLC and what the circumstances would be. I can guess that we can do that in either state where it would cost less, but hearing it from person who've done it would definitely give me more confidence!

Please share your thoughts of how does it usually get's done and how would you go!

Thank you for your time!