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Evan Leibovitz Optimal intro investment strategy - Boston area
3 January 2022 | 2 replies
Basics:-I currently live, and wish to continue living, in Boston/Cambridge/Somerville/Charlestown in a “nice” 1-2 bed (w/ significant other)-Assume I am fully extended with 20% down on a ~$900k property (or less on more, as I am willing to tolerate a negative cash flow of ~$2k/mo, inclusive of my personal rent)-I do not presently have a contractor/“team” and am not personally “handy” thus would need to factor in significant costs to any rehabOptions, as I see them:-Buy a 1-2 bed in an area I want to live, live there-Buy a multi family in an area I want to live and rent the other unit(s) - may overextend myself and I will not be able to carry the nut if significant vacancies-Buy a cash flowing rental property (single family, multi family, condo) in an area I don’t want to live (e.g., Everett, Revere, Chelsea, Dorchester, other B/C neighborhoods, out of state) and rent in my desired areaIf you were in my shoes, what might you do (aside from compromising on my desired location and house hacking a MF in a B/C neighborhood)?
Evan Leibovitz Optimal investment strategy - beginner
5 February 2022 | 6 replies
Basics:-I currently live, and wish to continue living, in Boston/Cambridge/Somerville/Charlestown in a “nice” 1-2 bed (w/ significant other)-Assume I am fully extended with 20% down on a ~$900k property (or less on more, as I am willing to tolerate a negative cash flow of ~$2k/mo, inclusive of my personal rent)-I do not presently have a contractor/“team” and am not personally “handy” thus would need to factor in significant costs to any rehabOptions, as I see them:-Buy a 1-2 bed in an area I want to live, live there-Buy a multi family in an area I want to live and rent the other unit(s) - may overextend myself and I will not be able to carry the nut if significant vacancies-Buy a cash flowing rental property (single family, multi family, condo) in an area I don’t want to live (e.g., Everett, Revere, Chelsea, Dorchester, other B/C neighborhoods, out of state) and rent in my desired areaIf you were in my shoes, what might you do (aside from compromising on my desired location and house hacking a MF in a B/C neighborhood)?
Philip Hernandez 1031 exchange into TIC or LLC
22 June 2022 | 8 replies
In other words is the sale price of the relinquished property the only factor determining how much title ‘investor A’ needs to take vs how much money each will bring to the table?
Brian Linville General question - Mortgage levels for second investment property
2 January 2022 | 3 replies
How much a particular lender will loan to you will typical depend on a multitude of factors including DTI, Income, the property, etc.  
Michael Kagan Bay Area Market State of Affairs
2 January 2022 | 3 replies
What other factors would you consider?
Holly Brown Off Market Owner Financed Deal to close out the year
3 January 2022 | 2 replies
And this does not even factor in the last few deals we closed for our clients!
Tim George Nashville Basement Finish Cost
5 January 2022 | 2 replies
There are a million factors here. 
Jonathan Bell How did you find your first partner?
11 January 2022 | 38 replies
The common ground that needs to be present is you need to 100% trust in your partners honesty, integrity, and work ethic.
Zachary Aldridge Appraisal question on a multi/single family house?
1 February 2022 | 4 replies
Definitely, have only one kitchenThe second meter is a factor if you are attempting to represent a portion of the property as an ADU.
Michael Weis I want to BRRRR, but don't know if I can in my market.
20 January 2022 | 10 replies
BTW, we love this market because we've got a major university a few blocks away, Fortune 500 employers in the area and other factors which drive constant rental demand.