All Forum Posts by: Twana Rasoul

@Elizabeth Z. @Nichole B. I invest in Springfield IL. Feel free to reach out should you need anything I can help with.

@Chris Mason this would be a great program sounds like than the fha that I’ve been trying to use. Looking to owner occupy a 2-4 unit here in San Diego.

@Tim Gordon sounds great thanks for the reply/interest. I’m managing a few SFRs and working on the 4 unit acquisition. Looking forward to meeting.

@Casey Murray great! Yes hopefully a bit more traction, I would think there would be a lot more interest here in San Diego. Then again, most landlords here are probably not on BP.

Hello Greater San Diego BP Community,

I am thinking of having a local San Diego County Residential (1-4 unit) Landlords get together for those of us who self manage locally.  It could potentially be a great platform for all of us to share best practices or pain points that we inevitably deal with as a landlords, but why deal with it alone?  We can help each other in an informal setting on lessons learned or items such as the following to name a few:

- Tenants not paying rent on time or at all

- Tenant screening

- Contractor suggestions for upgrade/remodel

- Upgrades to increase rents

- Leasing

- Maintenance issues

- Other...

If you are at all interested please let me know so I can try to put something together, if not, no worries and have a wonderful day!

Thanks,

Twana

@Travis Rasmussen @Olena M. Thank you both!

@Travis Rasmussen@Olena M. Where do you guys post the date/time for the upcoming meet up?

@Matt K.@Joe Splitrock@Caleb Heimsoth

Ideally you are paying cash for a car that is about 3 years old or more so that you are not paying for most of the initial depreciation that occurs.  aside from some exceptions, most individuals finance cars because they cannot afford it and therefore shouldn't be purchasing it.  This is something I struggled with myself for a couple years between new car vs used and paying cash vs financing.  Best of luck!

Ellis Hammond the payments or price of car depend on net worth and/or income level. Buying a $35k car while making $70/year may not be the best financial choice to make or if your net worth is only $100k. But someone who buys a $80k car but has a net worth of say $3M then that would make sense as the purchase is a small percentage of their total net worth. Best of Luck!

Welcome! Feel free to reach out I’m in San Diego as well! :)