All Forum Posts by: Daniel Harbuz
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Post: Top Landlord Friendly States + Purchase Tax Rates

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Im trying to focus more on the market itself (obviously the taxes factor into that) and getting good tenants so I dont have to worry about the laws too much. It has worked well so far and I hope I can always rely on not going to court!
Post: LIVE IN MY FIRST RENTAL PROPERTY OR RENT IT OUT?

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It depends a lot on the property and market you are in, which is going to make you more money?
One thing a lot of people do is rent out the investment property then rent a multifamily home which they house hack.
This way you are living rent free AND your investment is paying off.
Post: Mentoring program question

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following. also interested
Post: New Investor in Cincinnati

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Hey Welcome aboard, Ive just purchased my first property in Cincy in Norwood. Would be happy to connect.
Post: Long Distance Investing in OH

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Great Im going to be there mid Sept
Post: Seller Financing/Owner Financing

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Originally posted by @Aaron K.:
What @Daniel Harbuz said is decent advice, but don't tell them that it is tax free, because it isn't
Thanks, and yes for sure dont tell him its Tax free sorry for not being clearer. I was sloppily alluding to the fact that some people will pay less tax on payments spaced over a few years than a lump sum but it does depend on their situation.
Post: Does wholesaling work in the U.K

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Thats a super broad question. What techniques do you mean?
Post: Seller Financing/Owner Financing

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Someone gave me great advice recently rather than asking about financing.
Ask if they own property outright then ask what they are going to do with the cash.
If they own it and are going to put it in that bank then offer to borrow the money from them and pay on a monthly basis to they get more money than they would in the bank and then avoid taxes too
Post: Does wholesaling work in the U.K

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Yes it is there is a great property market there
Post: Long Distance Investing in OH

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Hey Isaac we are doing the same at the moment the communities along I-71 look great and there are a few of them. Some have a higher percentage of owners than renters and a few areas have been hit by the opioid epidemic BUT if you ask around there are some good options