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All Forum Posts by: Alexandru Nedelcu

Alexandru Nedelcu has started 3 posts and replied 4 times.

I'd like to use a construction loan, or have a second mortgage for a backyard cottage (DADU) but my current loan has a very good rate, and I wouldn't want to lose it. I only have 5% equity on my current home. I have the stocks covering more than the new cottage, but I'd rather get a loan.

Can you share some numbers? Rents, cap rate, cash on cash, repairs, etc? How did you identify it was a good deal?

I moved to the West Coast a few years ago from Philly, but I'm interested in investing in Philly.

Is it possible under the current Seattle regulations? I plan to add 2 ADUs, and eventually rent out the three homes.

I plan to rent both buildings that share the same lot. 

I think all mail would come in the same mailbox. Can I separate the mail/package delivery, maybe get two addresses? What about the package delivery? Could the delivery service put them in front of each house? How to go about this?