All Forum Posts by: Jordan Williamson

@Cliff Terry Gotcha. It was hard to tell from the angle, but you guys had me fooled with that awesome new lighting! Lol

@Cliff Terry nice! Love the colors etc. did you guys open up the living area as well? Looks like it but it’s hard to tell. Also a big fan of the recessed lighting you added.

@Jason Luongo yea not sure it’s for me at this point, but I’m glad it turned out well and your happy! Keep up the great work!

@Mike Terry @Cliff Terry great job fellas! I’m glad it went so well! Do you have anymore pictures? Would love to see the before and afters

@Amy Ahearn I haven’t done this myself, but have heard good things about going the route of Facebook marketplace, goodwill, second hand stores etc with well design tasteful ikea/purchased pieces. From there, upgrade as the business pays for it....

I have long term rentals in the area but considering STR myself. If I do, this is the route I will go to begin with.

@Jason Luongo how did it all turn out? Get it fully rented? what did the numbers look like if you don't mind sharing. This stuff is interesting to me :)

@Nick Dillaha I've been following along here. I still stick with my post above, but just needed to express a couple other things as well. I'm quite surprised how harsh folks have been about the truck debt. I bet half the critics have their own auto loan debt. Long story short, YOUR NORMAL. Most folks on here and anywhere have car/truck loan debt. That being said, we aren't on here to discuss how to be normal which is why I think your getting such strong opinions.

I think you have done great. You have low interest debt that you already knew was a problem (otherwise you wouldn't have posted this) and you have a good amount already saved with intentions to save more. You have OPTIONS because of that savings and that is a great place to be. Congrats!!

Now go pay off that debt because you said your not actively looking/expecting to get great deals right now.

P.S. start looking and expecting to find great deals. :)

@Nick Dillaha to me it depends on the situation. As the market seems closer to a top then a bottom, in general I think it makes sense to pay off consumer debt, refinance long term debt to low fixed rates, and raise cash.

BUT it comes down to the deal. A truly good deal is low risk and can double/triple your capital etc. If you are disciplined and waiting for a deal like that... then I would do the deal. If not, then I would pay down/off the truck and then sit in cash (dry powder) and wait for the right deal

@Jason Collins I love how your thinking outside the box! I dont have experience in this space, but following along to see what others have to say. Best of luck!

@Corazon B. there's a good amount of info right on Zillow, but another good one is city-data.com