Christopher Lombardi
Syndication - Becoming a Partner
Ive been asked to become part of a GP in a syndication by providing my balance sheet in order to get the acquisition loan. Does anyone know what a fair piece of the equity would be for providing your balance sheet to...
Andy Okamoto
My Life-Changing Decision
Hey all!
I'm Andy, a recent University of Utah Computer Science graduate and now a full-time, 100% remote software engineer. I bought my first house-hack SFH property in Sandy, Utah in 2022 where I currently reside.
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Andrew Tran
New Investor in Houston, TX
Hey all! I'm new to the investing world but glad to be a part of a great community. I'm a realtor in Houston, TX but looking to expand my portfolio to include some rentals and possibly some flips. If you're in Houston...
Bobby Larsen
Multi-Family Financing Options
FYI Because I think this will have a larger impact on pricing than the shelter-in-place orders. Not only have interest rates crept up but overall terms like reserves/escrows and debt service coverage have increased bu...
Bryce Bowers
Lending on apartment buildings
What are the numbers banks run through to determine if a deal is good to lend on? I’m looking to buy apartment buildings.
Kel S
Which do you prefer? SFH, Duplex, Apt, etc..
Just curious for those that are doing rentals, which is your preference? For me I think for the long term I'd prefer SFH just because I think they would be easier to sell if need be.
What about you?
Rodney Thompson
Duplex first or learn larger multi-family partner deals?
I have been listening to a ton of podcasts and audiobooks on multi-family. I can see that MF is definitely the direction I would like to go. However, being a noob, I am curious what everyone has to say regarding where...
Liam Story
How Can You Build a Big Portfolio Without Damaging Your Credit?
Hey guys, hopefully this question makes sense. I'm just a small time investor, but my portfolio is to the point where I will be expanding through 1031 exchanges into new properties. Within the next year or two I will ...
Account Closed
Tut Tut, Canadian Market Crashing - Ouch!
A housing bubble that has been causing pain for Canadian homeowners and buyers alike may have started to pop as housing prices plummeted at a historic rate in August.
Housing prices fell 2.4% in August as compared to...
Ina Howard
Advice for client with assets, excellent credit, no income post-divorce
Hi folks, I have a buyer client looking to get into the Brooklyn multifamily rental market for the long-term. She came out of a recent divorce with close to $1M liquid and a credit score in the 800's, has history as a...