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All Forum Posts by: Tiffanie Figueroa

Tiffanie Figueroa has started 0 posts and replied 47 times.

I had the same thoughts when I heard the annoucement as well. Our MLS has always had the option to list privately but I've only seen million dollar properties utilize that as they do not want a bunch of unqualified and unserious people touring the property. I don't see where the average homeowner would see this as a benefit.

Post: CUP Process for New STR's

Tiffanie FigueroaPosted
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Wow - I just read through the process on their website.  A $200 pre-application meeting with staff and neighbors is crazy! I realize now how streamlined the process is in San Antonio. Here you receive a short term rental permit within 5 business days after a completed application is received. Maybe there is a local investor facebook page with people who have experience. Sorry I am not much help but I wish you the best of luck!

Reach out to the most popular broker/agent/builder working there and offer to take them for coffee or bring cookies and ask to schedule time for a meeting.  

We have a lot of multi-family in San Antonio without separate meters. What most of our owners do is add on a flat rate to the monthly rent amount

In San Antonio, I always check the county appraisal district for square footage because it can sometimes be different from what's listed in the MLS. If there's a difference, I usually ask the listing agent and look at past listings to figure out what changed. Did you buy this place off-market or straight from the owner? For rental comparisons, I go with the MLS too. Your real estate agent or property management company can help you out with that.

Post: Investor Friendly Team

Tiffanie FigueroaPosted
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Hello!! I’m also on an investor-focused team based in San Antonio! We work with both local and out-of-state investors, and we’re always looking to connect with like-minded folks. Love that you’re running a meet-up in NH — we have those down here too, and it’s such a great way to build community. Would love to hear more about what your team focuses on or how we can collaborate in some way!

Post: Selling a property

Tiffanie FigueroaPosted
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Hey there! I’ll send you a message with my info!

Post: Investor friendly Real Estate Agent

Tiffanie FigueroaPosted
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I'm on the Investment Team at PMI Birdy Properties. House Hacking is a great investment strategy. I would love the opportunity to interview and see if we would be a good fit for you! I will send you a message with my contact info.