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All Forum Posts by: Tony Sepassi

Tony Sepassi has started 16 posts and replied 78 times.

Hi Brandon,

How are the tenants? Do they pay on time?  I have been to Cleveland in 2015 looking for multiunits but I was concert about the economy.  I went to downtown and most of the stores were closed.   Seems Columbus is having more than Cleveland.

Post: Divorced at 24, millionaire at 29.

Tony SepassiPosted
  • Investor
  • Reston, VA
  • Posts 85
  • Votes 6

Fay story is inspirational and she should stick to the formula that is working for her.  For the ones saying to buy a bigger property like an apartment , from the calculations I done it seems the return on dozen homes are more than an apartment building as far as cap rate is concerned.  

Sure there are pro and cons to both sides but for now the way she is going it's definitely working for her. 

Post: Virginia quit claim dess

Tony SepassiPosted
  • Investor
  • Reston, VA
  • Posts 85
  • Votes 6

Im thinking the same too. Thanks 

Post: Virginia quit claim dess

Tony SepassiPosted
  • Investor
  • Reston, VA
  • Posts 85
  • Votes 6

Hello,

I was hoping someone may help me with this question. 

My brother and I own a house and he wants his name off the deed and to only have my name on it ,so we are going to do the quit claim deed since there are no mortgage or lien on the property. But will there be a recordation tax for transferring to a family member ?  Loudoun county requires we put the taxation code on

The quit claim deed but they wouldn't know the code  

Thanks

Tony 

sounds like a good idea. Count me in 

Haha are you talking about the one in suitland?? 44 offers last I checked 

Originally posted by @Richard Carlton:

Your observation from my perspective is correct that there is an increasing number of "flippers" driven by HGTV. Here in Southern Maryland a split foyer that needs a full rehab and mold remediation received 47 offers recently after it was placed back on the market after being pulled off the market in the winter. If you have the access to cash I feel that there are better deals in auctions (courthouse and online) than what can be currently found in the MLS.

I see. What happened between 2016 when it was easier to buy and now? Lower rates?  So if rates goes up then I believe we will see less buyers or at least less buyers that are looking to live in the home. 


Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:
Originally posted by @Tony Sepassi:

That is true. Once interest rates go up then less competition. 

But I don't think they are investors. Maybe buyers that actually want to move in. Because they bid the price up and then there is hardly any profit left. 

 The effects of interest rates, as well as ease of lending on our local market does not affect the amount of competition in our market, but rather how the deals are financed. When lending standards tighten, and rates go up we see buyers switch over to cash. When rates drop and lending standards ease them we have more buyers using financing.

That is true. Once interest rates go up then less competition. 

But I don't think they are investors. Maybe buyers that actually want to move in. Because they bid the price up and then there is hardly any profit left. 

Hello,

Is it just me or are you guys feeling the competition for bidding on a rehab?

Had one property which had 44 offers on it and another 20 offers. It reminds me of summer 2005.

I'm thinking we will see a crash in a year or two?  Are there other areas which is easier to flip?

Post: flipping a MD property but not a MD resident

Tony SepassiPosted
  • Investor
  • Reston, VA
  • Posts 85
  • Votes 6

formed in md