Hey everyone,I wasn’t at first, but lately I’ve been extremely interested in taking money out of my 457k (retirement account for city workers like a 401k) to get my first investment property.

Started cold-calling.

These leads are super cold and a lot of agents see conversion rates of around 1%.

I know we have LL that are extremely experienced and understand LL obligations for repairs.

California housing is extremely pricey.

Townhouses are extremely popular and always rent immediately.Your average buyer for this type of home will be probably a young family or young professional couple.There will probably always be a lot of demand for this type of property.The issue of selling the contract and taking the appreciation is the tax implications.  

I have been diligently driving for dollars, noting properties to target and compiling my cold call list.My question is, because I am searching for an off-market property, what type of financing would be best?

We take security of documents extremely seriously as well, I will also make sure that your information is permanently deleted.

These projects are not only expensive to fix, but can also be extremely time-consuming.

This is only possible if you buy right.To mitigate the issue of not being able to refinance if you can't sell(extremely low possibility), get pre approved with a lender.