All Forum Posts by: Christopher Hunter

@Joseph Turnquist  Hello Joseph.  

1. Get educated.  Where are you going to invest?  What is your buying criteria?  Do you have a team?  What can you bring to the table?  Do you have capital or will you be using OPM?  Check out this site of free content.

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@Stephanie Martinson  Hello Stephanie.  Great question.  Like @Theo Hicks spoke on.  The DS, equity investor is the most important part.  You are trying to make the investor whole again.  Profits will be split monthly, quarterly or annually with the investors PRR.  It all depends on how you structure the deal.  The investor might want a higher PRR for you being new.  Then you can go to 10% and then 50\50.  It just all needs to be discussed with your investors and make sure everyone's interest align.

@Max Pallatt  Hello Max.  Yes sir check out a few of these.

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@Stanley A. Hello Stanley. Have you looked up your local REIA meetings? Looked on www.meetup.com

@Nia Dixon  Hello Nia.  Have you done the market research already for these 3 MSA’s

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@Jackie Griffin  Hello Jackie.  Did you run the property through your underwriting process?  You offer what the property is worth, with a little room to negotiate with.

@Madison Holbrook  if you have the business an entity,  that business will be taxed accordingly.  If you are a sole proprietor then that might be different.  Please check with your CPA.  I am not a tax professional.

@Julius Gonzales  Hello Julius.  

Yes it very much matters what part of town you are in.  It also depends on the investors in the deal.   What does the business plan aim at accomplishing?  How long to you plan to keep the property?

@Chad Cole  Hello Chad.

Transition housing

VA housing

Subsidies housing 

@Madison Holbrook  Hello Madison.  You have a lot of great questions.

1. I think investors get into the small units to get there feet wet and get familiar with investing.

2.  Investors spread their capital out to get more deals

3. Yes insurance is different based on liability 

4.  Taxes are based on property value 

5.  Yes there is different liability issues.  That is why there are A,B, C, D class properties 

There is no bad place to start.  Here or there.  You will get great information either place.  2-4 units is the small stuff that you can get regular financing on.  Once you hit 5 units it is time for commercial lending and different parameters.  Have fun learning.