Greg San Martin
How Best to Maximize Cash Out from High Equity Triplex
31 August 2020 | 12 replies
UPDATED STRATEGYBased on input thus far, here is my updated strategy:Use cash and a construction loan (if needed) to build and rent a 4th conventional unitRefi at conventional rates (original mortgage + construction loan + up to $900K cash out for a 4-plex)Build and rent 2 ADUs using cash outBuild and rent basement ADU with HELOC, construction loan, or cash outStart an ADU building business (there are at least 1,000 homeowners like me in Berkeley - I will meet each one) BRRRR small properties or syndications to cut my teeth with any remaining cash outConsider whether selling or exchanging makes sense once all rents are seasonedUse accumulated cash flow to buy smaller properties or syndications to establish teams in key citiesKeep my eyes peeled for jumbo cash out loans to enable much larger RE investments down the roadShield all RE investments from liability stemming from potential catastrophic losses to highly leveraged triplex in CaliforniaLastly, it will take a while but I intend to report back with successes and lessons learned as I move down my bucket list.
John Lyszczyk
Why is Lumber so Expensive?
10 June 2021 | 71 replies
Below is my best (short) synopsis of how we got here today and how this effects us as Real Estate Investors.The issues stemmed from the COVID shutdowns back in March when most construction projects were told to halt.
Remee Martin
Introvert Comin' on out of my Shell to Get into Real Estate
11 September 2020 | 18 replies
Let me suggest this, my biggest wins from real estate have stemmed from getting out there and meeting people and building relationships!
Maureen Rhodin
Insurance for Dispensary
15 September 2020 | 4 replies
Need recommendation for an insurer that will cover a cannabis dispensary.
Megan Frank
Covid 19 at my little duplex
16 September 2020 | 0 replies
This stemmed from him working at a place exposed because some preacher recommended not wearing masks at large events.
Christian Moreno
Young New Member looking for some help
18 September 2020 | 5 replies
@Christian Moreno1) Have a full time job2) Be attending a community college for your generals3) Transfer to a state school and study something useful (STEM) Take an accounting/business class or two.4) Buy a house with the most bedrooms you can afford.
Sophia Wang
Getting RE license while working with agent
10 August 2012 | 8 replies
It stems from the fact that many times buyers would go directly to the listing agent thinking that because the agent acts all friendly and helpful, that he's now "their agent," and start to tell him all sorts of secrets about their buying needs, how high they could go, etc.
Kevin Dickson
When Zoning Law is Just Wrong
10 September 2012 | 5 replies
One area where I am looking for rentals has a limit of TWO unrelated people.My understanding of this is it stems from behavior in frat houses such as is seen in the movie "Animal House".
Joel Owens
Buying a new computer. Windows 7 OR 8
2 June 2013 | 21 replies
Most reliability issues stem from hardware and end user inexperience.
Bill Gulley
Sandy Hook
5 February 2013 | 173 replies
There has to action taken by all of us to stem the violence and protect our children.