All Forum Posts by: Shai Neubauer

@Dhar Rawal sorry for my not so smart question but do you have an exa,ple of a self=directed IRA provider. I was having a problem finding someone to do the rollover with.

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@Dhar Rawal Great story thanks for sharing!!

Quick question about your 401k. I have the same issue with Fidelity. How did you get the funds out of there and into something you can manage?

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I have been passively investing in RE for 2 years in SFH in the midwest. I have been watching the local market here in Brooklyn and NY and looking to make my first deal here in multi-family.

Would love to find someone here I can learn from and at the same time partner on a deal with.

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Hi Christy,

Please PM me there contact details as well if you can.

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Hey Tom,

I am a turnkey investor from New York as well. I have one property out in KC that is performing well. The turnkey provider there is Marcus Painter. PM me for his contact info he is very good.

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Originally posted by @Mike D'Arrigo:

@Shai Neubauer I wish there was some software that compiles all of this. It's compiled the old fashion way--extracting the data from sources like the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau

Maybe you should be the one who compiles all the stats and sells it as a service ;)

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Originally posted by @Mike D'Arrigo:

@Brian Ewell I always recommend starting by evaluating markets at a macro level. The 3 most important things would be population growth, income growth and job growth. I am constantly evaluating potential markets. Below is a comparison matrix of some of the most popular markets, including most of the ones that you mention. I'll let you draw your own conclusions.

Hi Mike, I would love to know the software you are using to get these numbers. Thank you so much would be greatly appreciated.

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Originally posted by @Joshua Eastman:

Welcome Keri-Ann! I'm also in Brooklyn. Looking to buy a multi-family via FHA-backed loan. Not sure how possible it is in this ever-exploding borough. What's your take?

Hey Joshua, I am looking for the same thing. Let me know how it goes for you.

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Originally posted by @Damon Bodine:

Have you guys thought about any?

Mine are as follows.

-Purchase 6+ units in New York State. Connect with portfolio lenders locally.
-Organize a local real estate meet up in Brooklyn NY
-Bring on 2 virtual assistants to help me with time management.
-Travel to areas where the 2% rule is attainable. Began to understand the markets and start connecting with local agents in those areas.
-Have a great time, work hard, and post a lot more on bigger pockets.

Whenever you are read to setup the meetup in Brooklyn I am ready as well. Any current ones that anyone knows about?

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Originally posted by @Justin Mullennix:

has anybody dealt with this group?

Homeunion.com

Have phone conference with them tomorrow to learn more. Any sharable input?

I used them for my first turnkey investment and I would recommend them. I am 8 months in I got a good deal on the property and they are so far doing a good job of management and communication. They did switch there way of doing business and I stopped using them because of a new 3.5% acquisition fee that they implemented which does not fit my criteria for having built in equity on my deals.

They are definitely a credible company its up to you to do your due diligence on the market and the houses that you choose.

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All Forum Posts by: Shai Neubauer

Shai Neubauer has started 5 posts and replied 40 times.

Post: My success story: Turning $250k into tax free $1.25mil

Post: My success story: Turning $250k into tax free $1.25mil

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Post: Homeunion