All Forum Posts by: Danny Webber
Danny Webber has started 86 posts and replied 763 times.
Post: Wanted to do BRRR While in military

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You typically will not be able to use your VA loan in any other area than where you live. Also, VA loans typically do not work for the BRRR strategy due to property inspections, timeliness of closings and associated seller costs.
I would recommend you find a local REI mentor close to whereever you are at and shadow them. Find a private money lender, volunteer on rehab projects, etc.... you are young so if you spend 3-5 years getting your hands dirty so to speak you will be a superstar in your 30's.
Post: Of all the places you lived, where would you move to right now

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A mountain home with a lake
Post: Investor looking into Austin

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2-4 units in Pflugerville, CP or Leander. Maybe even going out east to Manor/Elgin.
It will depend on your down pmt or if you are paying cash. Keep in mind that you need an effective real annual return of at least 5% once vacancies/repairs/fees/appreciation are taken into account to keep up with inflation to break even.
Other than that your criteria should be relatively easy to fulfill.
Post: Rental Market amid COVID19

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You should not have a problem getting the property leased right now provided you are around market rents and the property shows well. IMO i think you will get a better deal in Cedar Park in regard to cash flow vs. out of pocket costs than the Austin area. I would look as close as you can get to 620/183 or Lakeline/183. Those areas have alot to offer.
Post: Austin on brink of becoming nation's 10th largest city

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i hope not but it is probably inevitable
Post: New Real Estate Business - Seeking Advice

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@Matt Nico
Needs= CPA, ATTNY, RE INV MENTOR
Post: Looking for a RE Attorney in Austin, Texas

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Alan Ceshker off Mopac does all of my wraps and Loan Assumptions
Post: Starting an real estate consulting firm in Texas

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You can structure this as a lead purchase service or partner with a RE Broker for the referral commissions. There are a few other ways to structure this that may make sense depending on your startup capital.
Post: Home Insurance Texas

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Depends on the house, history and your credit + coverage desired and your risk tolerance.
Post: Confirmation and Location of Tesla's Land Acquisition in Austin

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Dang.... i do not have any property in that area!