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All Forum Posts by: Tonderlera Ohaeri

Tonderlera Ohaeri has started 3 posts and replied 8 times.

Can the BRRRR method be used to purchase a property that will be used for a Personal Care Home for elderly people?

Method - would be to buy the property; renovate the property to make it accessible for the elderly; rent (income from seniors living in the home); refinance at a later date

Post: First ever deal with little money down

Tonderlera OhaeriPosted
  • Tobyhanna, PA
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

Great deal!! You were a new to the game, but you didn't let that stop you.  

Post: New Investors: Ask Me Anything

Tonderlera OhaeriPosted
  • Tobyhanna, PA
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

I have a background in personal home care, and I also worked in other human services field.  I also have a Bachelors in Social Work and soon to pursue a Masters in Management and Leadership - Organizational Behavior.  I checked with the licensing agency for personal home care and I'm qualified to run one.  I also have other administrative and managerial experience.  So I'm not concerned with not having the experience. I'm just looking for creative ways to structure a deal.

Post: New Investors: Ask Me Anything

Tonderlera OhaeriPosted
  • Tobyhanna, PA
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

Hi Jonathan,

Thanks for sharing your expertise and success.  I have a long-time acquaintance that's a developer in Monroe County  Pennsylvania.  I would like this person to be a silent partner to help me develop personal care homes for the elderly.   What do you think is a strategic way to structure a deal in an effort to get this person to partner with me so that it benefits both of us?  I thought of putting in sweat equity, hiring staff, managing, etc. and the developer would use their money.  Whatever cash flow is made with the business, we would split the profits.  I could also offer the developer more of a higher percentage of the profits.  Again, what are your thoughts?

Post: Realty.store.com

Tonderlera OhaeriPosted
  • Tobyhanna, PA
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

Hi Biggerpockets

Has anyone if purchased property from realtystore.com

Post: Realtystore.com

Tonderlera OhaeriPosted
  • Tobyhanna, PA
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 1

Hi Biggerpockets

Has anyone if purchased property from realtystore.com

All the best.  I actually work at a college and thought about renting to college students.  Having them do a joint lease is an excellent strategy.  Thanks for sharing.  God bless