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All Forum Posts by: Kareena Sharma

Kareena Sharma has started 4 posts and replied 13 times.

This is so inspiring and god bless you and please share your success story. Hope to reach the same goals as you do, but this desk job has tied me up and I am also looking to build a savings of $300k to begin with. Being in CA, I don't see many options unless I venture out of state which has been hurdle for me so far. Mostly I hear stories from non-CA residents finding investment options close to their place, any suggestions for Ca resident who hasn't travelled much out of state. I get so overwhelmed with selecting the right place and right investment that i get cold feet every time i start. I do have a rental sfr in CA but of course it barely breaks even which is still great considering its CA.

thanks for your inputs everyone..what about if I have no experience in doing flips..how much capital should be one holding for doing fix n flip?

I am a first time investor debating and having a hard time to decide if it would be better to buy

Condo in Orange County vs Single family home in Inland empire. This will be first investment property for rental purpose.

Cash flow wise Inland empire SFR comes close as condos in orange county have minimum $300-$400 HOA which makes the cash flow negative. However, I m not sure if appreciation in Orange county outweighs the neutral cash flow in inland empire.

Any thoughts? Any experiences? Any inputs will be greatly appreciated. thank you.