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All Forum Posts by: Amod Karve

Amod Karve has started 8 posts and replied 18 times.

Post: Converting LTR to MTR in northern NJ

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Quote from @Stephanie Walker:

I’m in Charlotte, NC but I manage over 50 MTRs almost exclusively. I’m happy to answer any questions you have about MTRs that aren’t specific to NJ. 


 Thanks Stephanie. I mostly want to understand how do I go about figuring out the demand / vacancy rates for MTR before investing in furniture etc on my property. I doubt that there is AirDNA kinda like data that I can use.

Also would love to connect and understand more about this space from you when you have some time.

Post: Converting LTR to MTR in northern NJ

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Hey all,

I have a rental property in Clifton NJ that is currently an LTR. With the tenants moving out, I'm toying with the idea of converting it to an MTR. Would love to talk to someone in Northern NJ who is knowledgable in this area or is already involved in MTR here. 

Thanks! 

Amod

Post: Looking for property managers in central jersey

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thanks. will look into it.

Post: Looking for property managers in central jersey

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I'm looking for property managers in Central jersey to connect with. 

Post: 1031 when buying an LLC

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Is it possible for a seller to do a 1031 exchange when they sell an LLC with real estate assets in it (without selling just the assets themselves). We're looking at a situation where it would be tax-advantageous for us to buy an LLC (unit sale) vs purchasing just the assets within an LLC. However, since the seller wants to do a 1031 exchange, I'm wondering if would be possible for them to do so (to buy real estate or perhaps another LLC that has real estate in it).

If you know someone who is experienced in this kind of thing, would love to connect and talk more. Thanks!

Post: Properties in an LLC

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I have two current rental properties (1 in NJ and the other in OH) and looking to acquire more (possibly in OH). The new properties will either be long term rental or STRs. I am considering moving my existing properties in an LLC and buying the new ones in an LLC as well. Would love to connect with lenders who have dealt with such scenarios

Post: Investing in non performing notes

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Also, I would really love to learn hands on about note investing. If anyone would like to be my mentoring partner and show me the ropes, I'm happy to bring the funding and share a cashflow / profit percentage (with the mentoring partner) as they see fit for the deal. I hope this will be a win-win for both of us as I get to learn hands on and the mentoring partner gets to share a piece of the profit without having to fund the deal.

Please DM me if this sounds appealing.

Thanks

Amod

Post: Investing in non performing notes

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Quote from @Chris Seveney:

@Amod Karve

I would go the route of Chad mentioned.

Reason why is to setup your systems and amount of work you need to do to get setup on note investing will be very cumbersome - so if you value time then it's better to get a preReo or get a REO

If your ok with putting in the time then yes to notes.

Over past year have found it very hard to find one off deals and any trade less than $500k pricing has not been appealing


 Hi Chris, 

I signed up for PreREO, but I'm not entirely sure how it saves time. I believe I still need to do due diligence on the notes (or am I missing something). On that note, do most people here have a team that you rely on for due diligence? If so, how does your team look like?

Thanks for all the help so far. I am learning a lot!

Amod

Post: Best way to tap into equity

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Quote from @Dave Skow:

@Amod Karve 1) heloc or heloan...but there are limited  # of lenders  doing these loans on INV  properties   2)  cash out  refinance - payoff the present loan and get  cash  when the loan closes  

Thanks. Anyone know of lenders that are still doing helocs on rental properties?

Post: Best way to tap into equity

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Quote from @Khari F.:
Quote from @Amod Karve:

Hi All,

I would like some advice on the best way to tap into the accumulated equity in one of my rental properties. I am close to owning the property free and clear in the next year. The house is currently worth 410K with my equity being ~370K. The monthly cash flow is ~$200 (I know this is suboptimal, but this is my first ever home that I converted to rental, so...)

My question is: Is there a way to tap into the equity of this rental while increasing the monthly cash flow using creative financing. I'll probably end up refinancing a couple of years down the road, so open to creative suggestions. 

Thanks

Amod


What do you plan on doing with the money used? would HomeTap be an option?


 I want to use the money to invest in new deals and grow my portfolio.