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All Forum Posts by: Simon Obas

Simon Obas has started 101 posts and replied 196 times.

Post: Should I go in knowing it’s negative cash flow?

Simon ObasPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 199
  • Votes 42

@Bill Brandt appreciate your response! Seriously, thank you.

Post: Should I go in knowing it’s negative cash flow?

Simon ObasPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 199
  • Votes 42

@Michael Kay thank you for responding, I appreciate it. Ideally, I’d like to cash flow form the beginning however, this house seems like the true rewards are in the long run.

Post: Should I go in knowing it’s negative cash flow?

Simon ObasPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 199
  • Votes 42

@Margaret Johnson thank you.

Post: Should I go in knowing it’s negative cash flow?

Simon ObasPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 199
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@George W. Typo, my bad. It would be positive.

Post: Should I go in knowing it’s negative cash flow?

Simon ObasPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 199
  • Votes 42

@George W. It works be positive.

Post: Should I go in knowing it’s negative cash flow?

Simon ObasPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 199
  • Votes 42

Planning on purchasing a triplex. There are two tenants already living in the house. Market rent should be $1000 per unit but one tenant pays $650 (and is month to month). The other pays $800 and signed a 2 year contract that expires January 2021. Mortgage will be $2300 (insurance price is included).

I plan on house hacking but I have to honor the tenant’s rental contract. I will raise the other tenant’s rent to $1000 ASAP. I am looking to get my first deal and stop paying rent ($1905 a month). Would this purchase be a bad deal knowing that I would have to come out of pocket $500 hundred dollars a month— and then raise the rent on the other tenant as soon as her contract expires? I plan on living there for a year and then will buy another home and house hack again. Please let me know your thoughts.

Post: Need inspector and attorney in New Britain CT

Simon ObasPosted
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  • Posts 199
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@Ryan Deasy thank you. I’ll keep you in mind for a contractor. I will check out your recommendation as well.

Post: What happens after my offer gets accepted?

Simon ObasPosted
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  • Posts 199
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@Christopher Phillips triplex

Post: Offer accepted, when is I pay the rest of deposit?

Simon ObasPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
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Just got my offer accepted. Can someone tell me about the underwriting process?

Post: What happens after my offer gets accepted?

Simon ObasPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Posts 199
  • Votes 42

What happens after my offer gets accepted?