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Aundrea Newbern Any success stories in Jacksonville, FL?
9 June 2017 | 1 reply
I would love to move back down south (I live in Chicago currently) and would like to be close to the Jacksonville, FL area.
Shaquan Whitaker New Member & Investor in Springfield, Missouri
14 February 2017 | 9 replies
I first learned about REI about 3 months ago when I was playing football at the University of Sioux Falls in South Dakota.
Maggie Jones Los Angeles Area Eviction
2 October 2018 | 6 replies
If not, PM me - I'm using a local eviction attorney for our south LA property.
Eric Gabriel Relocating Investor (Korea to Texas)
18 February 2017 | 14 replies
My investments right now are going into quads in an area south of Dallas due to the high need for affordable rentals in that area.  
Jeremy Paschedag BRRRR Logic Verification
17 February 2017 | 15 replies
Better cash flow but more costs over the life of the house.If you have enough equity on your house, you could find a HELOC that will cost you close to nothing to open (and keep opened) and that could get you that same amount for a short term until you refinance your new acquisition.Just to clarify on my previous post, I talked to a few other banks today and clarified the "call out the loan at any time" possibility and what I was told is that the only thing they could do is limit my line of credit to a lower amount (so I could not borrow more money out of it) if things started going south like in 2008-2009, but they could not just ask for all of the borrowed money back.One of them also clarified that at the 10 year draw, the rate would become fixed to whatever the rate was at the time + 1 or 2% depending on the repayment period.Another point to clarify and that they will lend to you up to 80% of LTV but no more than 50% of the value of your house.A good news though is that the two banks I talked to were offering interest only payment for the draw period (10 years) which fits nicely in the BRRRR strategy since you plan on repaying the money within a year or so when refinancing the property.
Kyle Buyers Newbie Advice: Multi-Family in Bay Area / Silicon Valley, CA
14 February 2017 | 3 replies
Though I’m open to investing in Tahoe, I won’t be able to live there while working (it’s a 4+ hour drive) so I believe that’s out for now.Current situation: Excellent credit Down payment ready, though I am confirming exact number with my father who is planning to help with this Working in San Jose/95125, would prefer to not have to commute more than 40 minutes/day Family is in Sunnyvale, Foster City, and SF so I’d rather not move too much farther south than SJ My skills: I’m extremely detail-oriented, good with numbers, and work in Marketing for a living.
Jeff Montague Network and Knowledge Meetup South OKC 2/23/17
13 February 2017 | 1 reply

Hello my fellow Oklahomans, I am not sure if anyone will see this but i figured i would give it a shot. I would like to get a small group of people together for knowledges sake and have some discussions about real est...

Henry Tse Thoughts on the market?
20 March 2017 | 41 replies
@Henry Tse, I'd say generally to focus on the peripheral sides of Austin - East or South.
Bao Huynh First Out-of-State Wholesale Deal - Sandy Springs - Atlanta GA
14 February 2017 | 7 replies
We rarely ( if ever) hear of the investments that were poor- or went south.
Ryan Melander Duplex - low income rental property
18 February 2017 | 11 replies
They take a beating here in South LA. which I am sure you are aware of.