All Forum Posts by: Jimmy Murray

@Vince DeCrow Very well said!

@Anthony Thompson I knew it was too good to be true!

@Phillip Beatty From the sounds of it, I am thinking you may have some equity in the properties. It could make sense to refi and use the cash out to purchase some new income generating assets.

Or, you could always 1031 exchange and leverage all of your equity from the properties to buy a larger cash flowing asset.

@Ben Valdez Jr Your best route may be to invest in a BP Pro Membership and list in the market place.

@David Goldberg If you ever have interest in buying 30 minutes South or Southeast of Boston I am your guy! 

@Cutter David The best way would be to structure it as a syndication deal.

@Matthew Jonas is well versed in the details of syndication and would be a great resource to weigh in.

@Vince DeCrow What is your preferred method of investing .. do-it-yourself or passive private investing?

@Anthony Maynard Sorry to hear about your tough scenario. It sounds like the Landlord may have stepped out of line, although I am not familiar with Idaho laws.

I think it is probably best you reach out to a local attorney to see if the Landlord had breached your rights.

Dropping a comment here to follow this thread. Would love to hear what others have to say.

@Paul Aqua Most commercial lenders are going to be very focused on income rather than your personal income. Maybe looking at 5+unit deals may help.