All Forum Posts by: Andrew S.
Andrew S. has started 8 posts and replied 33 times.
Post: Newbie near Baltimore, MD & D.C.
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
Samantha Hyatt Hello Samantha! Welcome to Real estate investing! I look forward to seeing you chase your dreams and become financially free! I actually live in Severn area, I see your in Odenton. If there’s anything I can do to help you along the way don’t be shy in reaching out, I am a Real estate agent here in Maryland and I also own multi-family units, gearing up to house hack with my wife this year as well. It’s always good when your significant other and you are on the same page. Best of luck!
Post: Contractor is equity partner, pay him hourly too?
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
Ken Nyczaj that’s great I hope you enjoy the journey and learn and grow from each obstacle. I am also in the Annapolis/Baltimore metro area so I look forward to seeing your progress!
Post: Rehabbing a property in Baltimore Md.
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
I’m the first to look for the best price in anything, but when it comes to matters like this it’s best to reach out to environmental hazard specialist. Like the old saying goes, “Good work is not cheap and Cheap work is not good”
Post: financing past 10 mortgages
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
How do you go about finding portfolio lenders? Is that like hard money or are we talking commercial banks? Or partners “OPM” ?
Post: 1031 Exchange a Property Held for Less than 60 days
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
Call an accountant
Post: Contractor is equity partner, pay him hourly too?
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
It seems like your getting upset that people are telling you the realities of being a general contractor vs doing the business side of things are more strenuous physically and mentally. Fact is it’s true, I am a contractor myself and I have a partner who strictly does the paperwork side of things, while this works for us the truth is I spend a lot more time and effort on my end. Every project has surprises, even in new construction. You came here looking for others opinions on your business dealings, they’ve giving you a honest answer. Nobody here will likely say that the time/hours put in are equal, but if it works for your partner and you then that’s all that matters. As I said my partner doesn’t do any labor while I do but it works for us..
Post: What’s the worst property you’ve bought?
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
Stories..?
Post: Baltimore City residential real estate tenant turnover company
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
Tyrus Shivers
Post: Baltimore City residential real estate tenant turnover company
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
Tyrus Shivers what’s your contact info
Post: First one down.. why do I feel anxious?
Andrew S.Posted
- Real Estate Agent
- Baltimore, MD
- Posts 37
- Votes 12
Yeah, I think self managing might be more appropriate on my next deal. Although I thought using a property manager would make my passive income more passive..