All Forum Posts by: Courtney Mccrear
Courtney Mccrear has started 18 posts and replied 41 times.
Post: Can you help me househack a multifamily?

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Any agents or investors in here familiar with the Austin Tx market?
Trying to househack a multifamily, stuck between Houston or Austin. I’m grateful for any input.
I’d prefer to assume another Veterans Loan, to avoid 7% interest rates. I’m a veteran as well.
I have cash as well!
Already approved for VA loan also! Let's work!
Post: Trying to househack a multifamily in Austin!

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Any agents or investors in here familiar with the Austin Tx market?
Trying to househack a multifamily, stuck between Houston or Austin.
I’d prefer to assume another Veterans Loan, to avoid 7% interest rates. I’m a veteran as well.
I have cash as well!
Already approved for VA loan also! Let's work!
Post: Trying to acquire a multifamily in Austin to househack

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Any agents or investor in here familiar with the Austin Tx market?
Trying to househack a multifamily, stuck between Houston or Austin.
I’d prefer to assume another Veterans Loan, to avoid 7% interest rates. I’m a veteran as well.
I have cash as well!
Already approved for VA loan also! Let's work!
Post: DEBT FREE! Now looking for multifamily in HTX

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I’m already approved for another Va loan thank you though
Post: Advise on owner occupied multifamily househack?

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Absolutely. I have a larger family though, most 4s are 2bd 1ba. I haven’t found anything suitable on or off market. But I have 2 triplexes I have my eyes on.
Post: DEBT FREE! Now looking for multifamily in HTX

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Quote from @Randy Rodenhouse:
Congrats on getting out of bed! However, a couple of things concern me...you said you sub2 your primary home. Hopefully, you are saying you bought your first home sub2 and not sold it sub2. Please clarify. Second, with only 10k you should not be doing multifamily. That is not even enough money for the fees and costs to get the loan. Plus you will have to raise some capital which requires a syndication and more costs.
So I have 80k that I have available to utilize from personal credit, I’m staying under 10% percent of that, I have 10k liquid, and a precious metal portfolio I could use as collateral.
Also I have a VA loan that I just got preapproved for.
Yes I subto’d my primary which will close on the 16th. Looking for a multifamily in HTX to househack.
I know for certain it’s a seller out there willing to pay some if not all costs if they can’t and the numbers don’t fit I just don’t do the deal.
Post: Advise on owner occupied multifamily househack?

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Copy!
Post: Advise on owner occupied multifamily househack?

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Investing into Real Estate the last 2 years has been the BEST rollercoaster ever. A literal rollercoaster, but after 2 years I can say Real Estate has allowed me to achieve paying off 80k in consumer debt/ credit cards. Majority of which came from not doing my due diligence from a GC and getting burned for 50k, but wholesale and tax sales have turned it all around!
Getting to the point though… I just subto’d my primary home. I would like to acquire a multifamily in Houston Tx by August. I have 10k in reserves and no debt, what would be your best suggested route to acquire a light rehab multifamily in Houston Metro?
I have my Va loan so I can get traditional lending rather easy by just going on market, but I would like to save that as my last option!
Could anyone give me any advice on managing an owner occupied multifamily?
Post: Trying to multifamily househack in HTX

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Investing into Real Estate the last 2 years has been the BEST rollercoaster ever. A literal rollercoaster, but after 2 years I can say Real Estate has allowed me to achieve paying off 80k in consumer debt/ credit cards. Majority of which came from not doing my due diligence from a GC and getting burned for 50k, but wholesale and tax sales have turned it all around!
Getting to the point though… I just subto’d my primary home. I would like to acquire a multifamily in Houston Tx by August. I have 10k in reserves and no debt, what would be your best suggested route to acquire a light rehab multifamily in Houston Metro?
I have my Va loan so I can get traditional lending rather easy by just going on market, but I would like to save that as my last option!
Does anyone have any advice for managing an owner occupied multifamily?
Post: DEBT FREE! Now looking for multifamily in HTX

- Investor
- Posts 53
- Votes 25
Investing into Real Estate the last 2 years has been the BEST rollercoaster ever. A literal rollercoaster, but after 2 years I can say Real Estate has allowed me to achieve paying off 80k in consumer debt/ credit cards. Majority of which came from not doing my due diligence from a GC and getting burned for 50k, but wholesale and tax sales have turned it all around!
Getting to the point though… I just subto’d my primary home. I would like to acquire a multifamily in Houston Tx by August. I have 10k in reserves and no debt, what would be your best suggested route to acquire a light rehab multifamily in Houston Metro?
I have my Va loan so I can get traditional lending rather easy by just going on market, but I would like to save that as my last option!