All Forum Posts by: Stefanie Willie-Bonglo

Hi Lucas, Cameron real estate is very investor friendly. They teach investment classes for free! The owners are investors as well so they're in a good position to do so. Let me know if you'd like more info, and good luck!

Investors Networking Event!

Topic discussed include, the shifting market, landlord/tenant issues, finding and sourcing off market deals, wholesaling, flipping, buying using owner financing, and anything else the group wants to discuss.

From seasoned investors, to those just getting their feet wet, all are welcome.

RSVP here please: Meetup.com

@Stef Klynn VT Mutual is the way to go for multis in NH. Good luck.

@Chris Perrin I would be happy to help, my team and I specialize in multi's. Send me a PM if you still need help- thanks!

Hi @Timothy Joseph ORegan

I am licensed in NH and if you're not making a living from it, the costs do tend to add up. When you sign on with a broker there are certain requirements to become a part of realtor boards, MLS dues etc. Another point I bring up is that when you put your listing on the market, you want it syndicated and marketed to as many people as possible. Agents like myself invest in marketing systems such as email programs, hiring telemarketers, lead in signs, the list goes on. It's worth it for me because I do so much business, but wouldn't be worth it for someone only doing a few transactions per year. Either way, I will send you info on our investor meet up group, we meet in Haverhill MA which is right on the border, good luck!

@Ari Bildner I can help in NH

@Socrates Jean-Baptiste Hi ! How far have you gotten into your research? I know of a Lawyer in Haverhill who will help apply for the necessary permits if this property is indeed able to be turned into a 3 unit. Send me a PM!

@Cory Lipomi if you check out meet up .com there is one in Haverhill MA called Merrimack Valley Real Estate and Note investors you can join

@Mora Clark Salem NH is great because it's right on 93, have you looked at Haverhill MA as well?

@Steve Y. Hey Friend!

I've had deals with this exact situation and the agreed upon between seller/buyer solution was to put a reverse osmosis system at the tap. About $150/sink. There was no concern for harm for brushing teeth, just ingesting large amounts of water with limits outside EPA limit can be harmful over time.