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All Forum Posts by: Tiffanie Figueroa

Tiffanie Figueroa has started 0 posts and replied 53 times.

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

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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

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

Post: Investor friendly Real Estate Agent

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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.

If you want a large cash flow in year one, San Antonio is probably not the best market for that in terms of LTR. Most of our team's investor clients chose San Antonio because they are focusing and investing here more for rent growth and property appreciation over the course of 5-10 years. If you want more cash flow you could consider STR as those are still performing well here.

Majority of them are, yes. I have another client looking at the moment and I was able to find a few that were newly built in the last 5 years and not HOA

Post: Real Estate Investor

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Quote from @Robert Ramirez:

Hi,

My name is Robert Ramirez in San Antonio, TX.  My wife and I have been out of Real Estate for 11 years and are jumping back in.  We're just getting started from scratch, currently setting up our systems and making connections again.  

Hey there!!

Putting together a great team is the best first step to lay a solid foundation. I’d be happy to get you up to speed on the current market here and figure out the best plan of action for you. We can meet over coffee if you’re local to the area or schedule a call or zoom if you’re not. 

Best of luck!
Quote from @Shoba Murugan:

Hello friends

I heard of a brand new 4 plex listed at 850 K in the Glenmont area San Antonio TX . Does anyone have any insight into this market in terms of appreciation and rental value? I am a W 2 professional and self manage and I wanted to go with a new build with the builder warranty 

I think appreciation is of the top reasons investors choose San Antonio. I will say that MF prices are high right now, especially new construction. I would be happy to evaluate the property you’re interested in if you would like to send me the address privately.