All Forum Posts by: Steven Lewis

I currently have one unit that I am collecting rent however she does not have a card to get to the bank. So I am constantly struggling with getting my rental payments. I am also looking for rent reminders, paid receipts, P&L. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Originally posted by @Dylan Tettemer:

Help! I am currently brand new to real estate investing and I have been in the Air Force for just over a year now and I'm in Japan. I want to buy my first rental property in New Jersey where I grew up. However every time I talk to an agent and tell them I don't have much to put down they give up and don't get creative like how I am trying and just stop talking to me. Anyone have any tips on how I can get agents on board for trying creative investing instead of traditional 20% down? Any ideas for creative investing? Any help is so appreciated. Thank you!!

I'd be happy to talk further. I started selling real estate in Princeton and now focus on Hudson County - where my main focus are investors and multi family dwellings. Feel free to connect with me and we can discuss further.

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@Charlie Fitzgerald Where would I find a hard money lender?

@Chris Mason The rental income isn't enough to justify a cash out re-fi.

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Originally posted by @Curt Davis:

Its all part of their marketing. The real winners are them when they get you to pay thousands for their program. Be very cautious, there is always a catch, you just dont see it yet.

Good luck

The course is $997 and once you complete it, they give you 6 months to do one deal and they give you that money back. Just seems all too good to be true.

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I attended another Scott Yancey seminar for the free gift and food. But every time they bring up a current student who has had success and it's these older people. They explain their success and now having purchased 2 apartment buildings.... They provide financing for you up to $750k and collect 1% back when you close. It seems like a win-win. What's the catch? Scam? Is there something he's doing that we can't do on our own?

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I purchased a condo all cash in 2014 as a buy and hold. I quit my full-time job and now do real estate full-time but don't have the two years as proof of income to pull the cash out of the home to buy my next property. The property is currently positive cash flowing with my tenant. What are my options?

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Does anyone have an accountant who I can pick their brain without charging me money? I just have a few questions regarding my taxes and wanted a professional opinion. Between mileage, two investment properties, write offs, etc, it's becoming a lot to do on turbo tax. Thanks in advanced.

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Welcome Elizabeth :)

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Hi,

It's that time of year again. I'm not looking to spend a monthly fee on any software. Has anyone heard or used this?

Money Ledgers. http://www.moneyledgers.com/

Seems like it is one time fee for easy tracking of income/expense.

Does anyone use anything else that they really like that have been using for 2+ years?

Quickbooks seems too complicated for me.

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Originally posted by @Jacqueline Carrington:

@Steven Lewis it should be able to work since your name is attached to the LLC.

This house I bought wasn't under my LLC. I just want to put the utilities under my LLC name.

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All Forum Posts by: Steven Lewis

Steven Lewis has started 20 posts and replied 50 times.

Post: Looking for recommendation on PM software for 1 unit

Post: Agent help!

Post: How to pull money out of a home paid all cash with no job?

Post: Scott Yancey - Flipping Vegas - Scam?

Post: Scott Yancey - Flipping Vegas - Scam?

Post: How to pull money out of a home paid all cash with no job?

Post: Need accountant to pick their brain

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Post: Expense Reporting / Accounting Software?

Post: Utilities