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All Forum Posts by: Muhammad Elzeibagh

Muhammad Elzeibagh has started 9 posts and replied 14 times.

@Amanda G. Thank you very much for your input. Much appreciated! 

Good morning! Apologies if this is in the wrong category as I am still new to this. So If you have read my bio or other post you would seen I’m only 19 but eager to get started. I have been looking for many deals for a while now. I have found some townhomes in the area for about $65,000-85,000. I got a little money saved up. Now for a first timer would anybody recommend buying a townhome and renting it out to start? Rent around the area for townhome is a bout $1200/month. For the most part HOA fees vary from $250-$320.

Post: Beginner - Found good deal then what?

Muhammad ElzeibaghPosted
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 6

Good evening, 

So I am new to RE. I am only 19 years of age and still in school planning on majoring in accounting and finance. As still being 19 my credit is still establishing but making sure I pay everything on time and taking care of it. I moved to WI and have established to see that their may be a lot of opportunities here. I have originally been born and raised on the South side of Chicago and still visit there. I have learned a lot also from my parents buying and selling our old house and buying a new house. Also, When we first moved here from renting. 

Current situation:

So I don't have much funds but I do work a part time job and have few side hustles that I try to generate any extra income. Now the house that we used to rent was my uncles and he has rented it out for few years before us and has made a nice income on it. He is now looking to sell it and has it on the market for about $330k. He has told me that he was willing to sell to us for $290k about we had bought another home. So, I was wondering If I would be able to get an investor to buy it from me as if I'm wholesaling this property. I would say if you did some repairs or updating this house can probably get about $350-370k. Any suggestions on what I can do? Thanks!! 

Post: City owned home- occupied ?

Muhammad ElzeibaghPosted
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 6
Hello, All! It has been a pleasure joining the BP community! As I have been going through many posts I have been learning but still have a lot to learn. As one can tell I am new here and I am looking to get started in the market. I found a City owned property. The property says: Tenant status- Occupied. Say for example I was to purchase this property, what would the process be for something like this?! Thanks!