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All Forum Posts by: Sushil Gupta

Sushil Gupta has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

I currently own a few investment properties and am looking to finance additional ones. Many banks, like BOFA and Citi, have limits on the number of financed properties they support. I’d love to hear from other investors—how have you secured financing for new properties after reaching these limits? And are those financing options gonna be more expensive than conventional mortgage from a bank? 

Quote from @Nick N.:

I have some knowledge of the Jax Beach market and would be happy to connect to discuss your investment ideas.  PM if you'd like to connect

Will do. Thanks. 

Hello, 

I am looking at investing in Shearwater community by Lennar in Jacksonville. Currently it will not be positive cash flow. 

Need inputs from someone in that area:

1. How are rental increases every year in that area? 

2. Given this is newish area, how hard it would be to rent and its vacancy rate? 

3. Given market in the area, coupled with lot of growth, what is the potential for capital appreciation on this property say 5 years down the line. 

4. Can I attract high quality renters for this property? 

5. If this is not the place, then what other places in Jacksonville should I be looking for? 

My goals are 1. to make this property cash flow positive in few years, 2. to earn capital appreciation over the period of 7-10 years. 

Thanks, 

Sushil