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All Forum Posts by: Andrew Y.

Andrew Y. has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Arabic Speaking investors/professionals

Andrew Y.Posted
  • San Diego, CA
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Hello all, My dad is looking to get into the real estate busIness and he is looking to connect with some Arabic speakers who are in the business. Investors, lenders and agents who are familiar with strategies listed on the website here as well as investment return numbers. If you or know someone who speaks Arabic and would lIke to get connected, please let me know! Best, Andrew

Post: Drawbacks and Time Commitment When Investing in Real Estate.

Andrew Y.Posted
  • San Diego, CA
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Hello all, 

Even though I have been on Bigger Pockets for sometime now, this is indeed my first post on here. Part of why that is, is because I have decided this year to take RE investing seriously. I am mainly interested in multifamily houses acquired through house hacking to eventually move out and rent all units. 

My question is, I always hear and read about how awesome real estate is when it comes to wealth building and creating passive income but rarely do I hear about the drawbacks of investing in real estate. More specifically, I am curious to know and hear examples about the time commitment that investing in real estate would require. I am not talking about the time renovating a property would take in the short term, I am talking about managing rentals and the long term time commitment it would require. 

My goal is not to retire through real estate, at least in the short term, but I am interested in having some passive income coming in through rentals and I am not sure how "passive" is really passive when it comes to real estate investing. 

I would like to get opinions and feedback from people who buy, hold and rent properties who are not necessarily doing it full time/not planning on doing it full time in the near future about the how much time does it take. 

Thanks and I really appreciate your feedback! 

Andrew