All Forum Posts by: Daniel Anshus
Daniel Anshus has started 17 posts and replied 409 times.
Post: Duluth, MN REIA

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- Bloomington MN (bloomington, mn)
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@Rob Throndson you should connect with Jordan DeCaro
Post: Newbie, who can help

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- Bloomington MN (bloomington, mn)
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@Justin i would say let's go get you pre approved. When we get a pre approval we can start offering on some duplexes. Message me and let's talk. I have the perfect lender for you
Post: Need help selling my property in a private sale and doing a 1031

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- Bloomington MN (bloomington, mn)
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@Ben Spader Joe vesey is the best 1031 intermediary. He's not on bp but if you want his contact info message me
Post: Real estate business lawyer Minnesota

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@Mike O. For the cpa you will want to refer back up to @John Woodrich. Best most qualified in the area
Post: Looking to Connect w/ Other Out-of-State Investors in Twin Cities

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- Bloomington MN (bloomington, mn)
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@Brendan Leach you can use zenlord pro to help manage your property. Or talk with @Cory Pflipsen to work with a great pm
Post: Looking to Connect w/ Other Out-of-State Investors in Twin Cities

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- Bloomington MN (bloomington, mn)
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@Brendan Leach join the Facebook page millennial investor focus group. This will change your life.
Post: BRRRR & Business Structure

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@Brian Rogers why would you open an llc for each property? If you're doing it to "protect" yourself I would talk to an attorney to explain why that won't work.
Post: Twin Cities Area CPA Recommendations

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- Bloomington MN (bloomington, mn)
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@Caleb Goettl another @John Woodrich recommendation
Post: New to Real Estate - Minnesota

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- Bloomington MN (bloomington, mn)
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@Sandesh Ghodke sounds like it might be a good idea to take out a heloc and use that to buy more properties. I am guessing you bought a new home after renting this one? Would love to chat more please message me
Post: Hard money lending in MINNEAPOLIS

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- Bloomington MN (bloomington, mn)
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@Danny Smith you're not going to want hard money if you're buying a turn key. Hard money is for rehab properties. You use hard money to rehab properties so you can refinance out of them into a traditional mortgage.
Hard money is typically less than 1 year term with upwards of 15% interest.