My wife and I recently found the world of Real Estate Investing and eager to learn and connect with everyone. 

Don't forget to save up for closing costs, property taxes, insurance, and any potential repairs that may be needed.Start by connecting with nearby lenders or mortgage brokers to evaluate your financial preparedness and investigate loan possibilities.

I’m currently looking to make my first investment in a multi-unit residential property.I’d love to connect with fellow investors and experts to learn and share experiences.

Good location, appreciation not guaranteed for the next several years.  895k asking price. 101k gross annual incomeExpenses: Insurance: $4,898Electric: 2,579Water/Sewer 5,085Fire Alarm Connection 708Property Taxes (if/when assessment is adjusted to sale price)-31,95130 Yr mortgage (20% down at 7.75%) 61,560Maintenance, Long-Term Capx, vacancy- 9,000 (this is probably a bit low)Total annual expenses: $115,781

Contact your insurance company, connect them with the claimant, and get out of the way.

Would love to connect with other investors agents. 

I'll send you a connection request

Xero is definitely cheaper but the bank connections are limited so if you use a local bank it might not work.

I’m a fix-and-flip investor, I moved to CT 2 years ago, I would love to get out in the community, and connect & meet like minded people.

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