All Forum Posts by: Carlos Rovira
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Post: My latest flip

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Solid flip. Congrats!
Post: HELOC vs cash out refinance / funding for next deal in S Florida

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Marissa Mallamo I love HELOCs. They are extremely flexible and can be reused over and over as a buying tool. You can buy with the HELOC, refinance the property, and do it all over again.
Adam B. I had the same issue with finding a Bank that would do them. I am currently working on one with TD Bank. Only catch is that property cannot be titled under an LLC (has to be your name). PM me and I can give you my contact there.
Post: Excited Newb From Miami!

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Theodore B Brown
Let's connect. We seem to be aligned as I also own a web design company in MIA specializing in doing work for the re industry. Shoot me an email or PM when you have a chance.
Post: New Member from South Florida

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Welcome to BP Kevin K.
Investor and broker here always looking to connect. Feel free to reach out.
Post: I can do it, all i need is one shot coach!

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Welcome to BP LaTasha Belcher !
Post: Hello from Florida

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Welcome to BP Brad Hankee
Post: Do you have separate bank accounts for each property??

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If property is titled under your name, you only need one account. If you title in an LLC, you'd need one account per LLC. When you get into the world of commercial loans, most banks nowadays are requiring you to open a checking account when they finance a property for you, so you'd end up opening a checking account at each financial institution that provides you with a commercial loan (i.e. Per property).
Post: Miami Area Real Estate Prof.

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Skyler Marinoff happy to connect!
Post: Investor from Central Florida

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Welcome!
Post: Does this property make sense? Cap 6%

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I wouldn't buy a condo at a 6 cap. That's too tight for me, given the lack of control. The smallest assessment will kill your cash flow.