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Michael HaasBusiness Member
Real Estate Agent · Sammamish, 🌧️ Seattle Investor-Agent | 🤑 Helped 400+ Clients Invest in Real Estate | 🏘️ Owns 23 WA Rentals & Airbnbs | 🏗️ Built 5 DADU's | 📈 You Can Do It Too · Member since 2016 · 725 posts · 3k+ votes
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@Curtis Delgardo II have you thought about doing a househack, owner occupied deal in the Seattle Metro as well? Cashflow is stronger in areas like Detroit and Indianapolis, but if you can get in with a 5% down-payment in Seattle the Cash-and-cash returns are comparable to high cashflow areas. And, although recent history is no guarantee of future results, net returns (after taking into account appreciation and loan paydown) seem to be higher in most appreciation markets than most cashflow markets.

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  • Joe SplitrockPro Member
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    Rental Property Investor · Sioux Falls, SD · Member since 2015 · 9k+ posts · 18k+ votes
    5y

    My recommendation is introduce yourself and tell us all a little bit about yourself and your goals. 

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  • Justin Beavers
    Rental Property Investor · Detroit, MI · Member since 2018 · 47 posts · 20 votes
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    @Curtis Delgardo II there’s FB groups called Black real estate investors Detroit, metro Detroit real estate investors for you to join and find potential investors

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  • Curtis Delgardo II
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    Flipper/Rehabber · Seattle, WA · Member since 2020 · 4 posts · 2 votes
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    @Joe Splitrock

    Your absolutely right Mr.Splitrock ! And it’s nice to meet you . As displayed my name is Curtis Delgardo II I am 23 years old from Seattle , WA . A recent college graduate from The Hampton University , receiving my B.s in Kinesiology . After graduating in unfortunate time (covid) period , It opened my eyes to how Important it is to have ownership and appreciating assets . So I have been looking for new ways to establish my self and start developing assets so if / when we are faced with times like we are currently in I am in position to help my family and others maintain plus strive in the world . And that is when I started looking into the real estate business . Being fresh I wanted to get my foot in the door through wholesaling because I believe it is a great opportunity to network and build with others who are trying / achieving like minded goals . but also gain more knowledge and tools from those who have came before me that will aid to my success in this industry . I believe hands on experience is the best experience . So I figured I have to start somewhere ! I have done my due diligence in the past months by studying and learning the ins and out of the job and how to be of help to an investor the best way possible . I am ready and motivated to get after it and find deals , learning from whatever mistakes my come my way in the process !

    I hope this gave you better insight on who I am and why I got into wholesaling hopefully one day we could work together .

    Be blessed 🤝

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  • Curtis Delgardo II
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    Flipper/Rehabber · Seattle, WA · Member since 2020 · 4 posts · 2 votes
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    @Justin Beavers

    Perfect ! Thanks for the insight

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  • Joe SplitrockPro Member
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    Rental Property Investor · Sioux Falls, SD · Member since 2015 · 9k+ posts · 18k+ votes
    5y
    Originally posted by @Curtis Delgardo II:

    @Joe Splitrock

    Your absolutely right Mr.Splitrock ! And it’s nice to meet you . As displayed my name is Curtis Delgardo II I am 23 years old from Seattle , WA . A recent college graduate from The Hampton University , receiving my B.s in Kinesiology . After graduating in unfortunate time (covid) period , It opened my eyes to how Important it is to have ownership and appreciating assets . So I have been looking for new ways to establish my self and start developing assets so if / when we are faced with times like we are currently in I am in position to help my family and others maintain plus strive in the world . And that is when I started looking into the real estate business . Being fresh I wanted to get my foot in the door through wholesaling because I believe it is a great opportunity to network and build with others who are trying / achieving like minded goals . but also gain more knowledge and tools from those who have came before me that will aid to my success in this industry . I believe hands on experience is the best experience . So I figured I have to start somewhere ! I have done my due diligence in the past months by studying and learning the ins and out of the job and how to be of help to an investor the best way possible . I am ready and motivated to get after it and find deals , learning from whatever mistakes my come my way in the process !

    I hope this gave you better insight on who I am and why I got into wholesaling hopefully one day we could work together .

    Be blessed 🤝

     That is great! Welcome to BiggerPockets. Here you find lots of great resources and great people. We love new members and I hope you will become active sharing as you move down your real estate journey. Are you looking to invest in Detroit from a distance or are you considering actually moving there? There are lots of Detroit investors on the forums who believe in a strong future for Motor City.

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  • Michael HaasBusiness Member
    Real Estate Agent · Sammamish, 🌧️ Seattle Investor-Agent | 🤑 Helped 400+ Clients Invest in Real Estate | 🏘️ Owns 23 WA Rentals & Airbnbs | 🏗️ Built 5 DADU's | 📈 You Can Do It Too · Member since 2016 · 725 posts · 3k+ votes
    5y

    @Curtis Delgardo II have you thought about doing a househack, owner occupied deal in the Seattle Metro as well? Cashflow is stronger in areas like Detroit and Indianapolis, but if you can get in with a 5% down-payment in Seattle the Cash-and-cash returns are comparable to high cashflow areas. And, although recent history is no guarantee of future results, net returns (after taking into account appreciation and loan paydown) seem to be higher in most appreciation markets than most cashflow markets.

    [email protected]408-439-7873
    HouseHack Seattle | Michael Haas & Team572 Reviews
    WebsiteView Page
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  • Dylan TanakaPro Member
    Real Estate Agent · Detroit, MI · Member since 2008 · 455 posts · 178 votes
    5y

    @Curtis Delgardo II
    Happy to connect with you here on BP.  There's a lot of great people on here who invest in Metro Detroit.  Happy to share my experiences, answer questions and connect you to whomever I can!

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