All Forum Posts by: Nzinga Hart

Looks like a goat to me

Wow thanks for sharing your experience. It's humbling to see the potential downsides of MF investing. Is it possible to fence the area?

@Robert Leonard

That is really insightful advice. Diversifying investment strategies is a great way to build working money.

@Adam Hoffman That's an interesting concept that the feel of a letter would make an investor seem so much more approachable. If only we could share the sensation electronically.

Insightful advice @James Wise . From our first meeting she didn't seem like it, but was really ethical and I found that appealing.

Hi Jul ES! I am from northeast Ohio today and am actually going to meet with my first realtor to discuss looking at properties (finally!!!) I have a question ...what are some ways an investor should communicate with their real estate agent in order to help the realtor assess what a good deal may be to an investor?

That sounds really productive. May I ask, why handwritten letters? Wouldn't it be more cost effective to use an eye catching, but printed letter?

So I have been away from bigger pockets after taking the advice of bigger pockets to let go of analysis paralysis. I am proud to say I actually called to inquire about a lot of multifamily houses near my job. I learned a lot from the experience. The most important being that as a new investor my eyes were way to fixated on obtaining a house. Yes, event though it is the ultimate goal, I am never going to reach that point without proper financing first. Investors, in your view was obtaining proper financing the chicken or the egg for your first deal.

Thankfully I found that Ohio has some great opportunities for first-time homeowners which will help reduce our down payment even further. I can't wait for the phone meeting with the lender.

Is it the goal of a wholesaler to sell the house to someone who wants to buy-and-hold?

I read this article on Lifehacker and I was wondering if anyone had experience to comment on this type of rental strategy. To me it does not seem legal. Can a person buy a single apartment in a building? http://gizmodo.com/i-bought-an-apartment-just-to-rent-it-out-on-airbnb-1458666661/@whitsongordon