All Forum Posts by: Benjamin Seibert
Benjamin Seibert has started 16 posts and replied 346 times.
Post: First Investment property in San Diego!

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Congrats on the deal @Andrew Kelley!
Post: First Buy and Hold - Laredo Ridge

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- Frederick, MD
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Congrats on the deal @Adam Dill!
Post: Hagerstown Mixed Used Property

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- Frederick, MD
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Congrats on the deal @Edward Holland! I agree - I like the Hagerstown market as well. There is money being put into the city - unfortunately the central business district isnt turning quite as quickly as one would hope.
Post: The highest home price growth forecasts for 2022

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Thanks for sharing @Neil Narayan!
Post: Cleveland Property Management Companies

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- Frederick, MD
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@Jeff He may be able to provide a recommendation or two?
Post: Small Multi-family investment

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- Frederick, MD
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Congrats on the deal @Chandler Salazar
Post: 1 Property Purchased

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- Frederick, MD
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Congrats on the successful deal @Jelissa Bisono!!
Post: 80% (or better) LTV cash out refinance for investment property

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@Dustin Sanders yea there are definitely a couple different companies that do this. @Alex Bekeza may be able to help?
Post: Real Estate investing for an 18 year old

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@Eli Keckeisen I was interested in RE at the end of high school as well. I'd recommend starting off with more education. Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, Millionaire RE Investor, any of the BP line of books etc. Then solidify your RE investing goal (dont want to get tied up in a property that doesnt fit your goals). Then analyze as many properties as possible in your target area (youll get a feeling for good deals) and try to build relationships in your area. Then, take action. Goodluck!
Post: Financing Repairs on Inherited Property

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- Frederick, MD
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@Mantas Motekaitis a HELOC can be tough to get sometimes on a non-owner occupied. You could cash out refi if there is enough equity in the deal. You could also consider trying to get a personal line of credit or credit card with 0% APR for a year, rehab the property, and then refi the property to pay it off. The key would be to pay off the credit card in time though. Just some thoughts