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All Forum Posts by: Yasuha J. Dorce

Yasuha J. Dorce has started 6 posts and replied 45 times.

It was probably be in your best interest to seek out a joint venture. Someone who doesn’t mind either putting up the funds out of pocket themselves. Or doesn’t mind being the finance. So you can have a smoother transition from wholesale to rehab.

Post: How to finance your first deal? What did you do?

Yasuha J. DorcePosted
  • Realtor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 23
Originally posted by @Ryan Blake:

@Ashley Sliwa I think you are right about looking towards hard money. Private money might be hard to find outside of ... 

Ryan, you mentioned that you shouldn’t pay for anything upfront with Hard Money, until your at the closing. Does this go for the appraisal as well?  

Originally posted by @Davere Currie:
Ideas , ideas , and information on how to get started in real estate within the next 3-5 months with 10k

 Best way would be to partner with someone. Especially New York Real Estate with its codes and status. And how it’s regulated in general. Finding someone willing to mentor and joint venture with you on projects. Will ensure you don’t have to go through the toughest lessons this business teaches, alone. 

Partnering would be the best way to a quick start. Many BP community members are in these very forums looking for couples like you to mentor. Try doing a search for them. Or get a group of you together. And use a seasoned realtor and hard money to try the hard knock version. Either way there have been many to do it successfully. Welcome to Bigger Pockets. Welcome to Real Estate Investing. 

Post: Is North Miami, Fl a good are to invest?

Yasuha J. DorcePosted
  • Realtor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 23
Originally posted by @Maya Rogers:
I’m considering buying a duplex property in north miami. Any advice on the market out there? Thank you in advance!

 Hey Maya,

That market is a staple of the Miami community. There will always be a demand from renters. Let’s chat about it. Message me.

Post: Flip house capital gains tax

Yasuha J. DorcePosted
  • Realtor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 23
Originally posted by @Linda Weygant:

Once more for the people in the back...

FLIPPING IS ORDINARY INCOME, NOT CAPITAL GAINS.  There are a few exceptions when intent to hold may come into play, but...

 Real helpful thanks Linda. 

Post: Is anyone here joined or familiar with Renatus?

Yasuha J. DorcePosted
  • Realtor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 23
Originally posted by @Kazi Islam:

I am new to....

I have used Renatus in the past. I think it was 2012 when I first run into there marketing. Signed up, took the first online class. And was no longer able to commit. I am still arguing with them about my credit. I paid a down payment for a course I never completed. Never received a refund for the 1500 I paid. And they billed my credit for over 20k. The education they  give is not worth that amount of money. I wish I would have known back then. Now, if you are looking for a hustling community. They are it. And not in a bad way. For them to still be going to this day. There are differently going to teach you something. It’s just been my experience that I’ve done more with the Bigger Pockets forum than with what they were able to offer. I have bulidt upon what I got from the people I connected with. But I won’t say that I wouldn’t have ended up in the same space. Call me what you may. Smh. 

Post: Has anyone heard of these guys?????

Yasuha J. DorcePosted
  • Realtor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 23
@Gabe Amedee Sure I’ll post the address. But for the record, I posed a question in an open forum. I don’t think it’s a strain on a reputation. But a hurt dog will holla. So I digress. Subject property: 1730 NE 40th CT Oakland Park, FL 33334 Comps I selected: #1. 1732 NE 35TH ST Oakland Park, FL 33334 3/2 2620 sq ft / Pool Closed: 680K 5/10/18 #2. 2748 NE 34th ST Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33306 3/2 2251 sq ft / Pool Closed: 740K 9/28/18 #3. 4211 NE 28th AVE Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308 3/2 2695 sq ft / Pool Closed: 764K 8/24/18 #4. 2120 NE 44th ST Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308 3/2 2652 sq ft / Pool Closed: 825K 7/19/18

Post: Tips for vetting real estate agents/realtors

Yasuha J. DorcePosted
  • Realtor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 23
Originally posted by @Ramon Garo:

Hi Everyone. My wife and I are starting to look for a SFH...

Ramon, thanks for reaching out to the community. I think I could assist you in your search for a property. Feel free to message me. 

Post: Has anyone heard of these guys?????

Yasuha J. DorcePosted
  • Realtor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 53
  • Votes 23
Originally posted by @Sean Richway:

@Yasuha J. Dorce  I was the one that sent you the appraisal and said this was a deal killer.  Never received any response from you after that.  The only comp I received from you was in Fort Lauderdale which is a completely different section of FL as well as market conditions than Overland Park.  What are the addresses of the 3 comps you are referencing above?

 I just sent you an email with the address and proof of value. Oakland Park is a suburb of Ft. Lauderdale. Practically next door to one another.