All Forum Posts by: Dashon Jones
Dashon Jones has started 9 posts and replied 78 times.
Post: How I use creative financing to get my first 6 units.

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
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@Michael Hicks Thanks, I have considered doing that or private money as a part of my next strategy. I need access to cheaper money.
Post: How I use creative financing to get my first 6 units.

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
@Alexander Flores Im in North NJ. Passaic County, so it is all based on location.
Post: How I use creative financing to get my first 6 units.

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
Post: How I use creative financing to get my first 6 units.

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
Minor minor plumbing work. I had a discount in the purchase. They are only giving my 70% but from the banks that I have called with larger ltv, I would have to wait a year to use new appraised value. So its always a give and take.
Post: How I use creative financing to get my first 6 units.

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
@Joshua Rogers Exactly how I saw it. I also created a bunch of equity by just finding a good deal and doing minor repairs.
Post: How I use creative financing to get my first 6 units.

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
@Dana Whicker Thanks
Post: How I use creative financing to get my first 6 units.

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
@Nick G. The appraisal came back at 180k and I purchased the property for 125k. So I'm pulling out the cash to pay the cards down now. Mission accomplished.
Post: If you were just starting out and had $150,000 to invest in real estate where would you begin?

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
I think that it is an achievable goal depending on your market area. The key is finding good deals. In my area you can easily put 20% down and generate a 1k plus cash-flow after expenses on a small multifamily. If the deal is good and you buy with equity, you can then do a cash out refi and use the same money again 6 months down the line.
Post: If you were just starting out and had $150,000 to invest in real estate where would you begin?

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
I think that it is an achievable goal depending on your market area. The key is finding good deals. In my area you can easily put 20% down and generate a 1k plus cash-flow after expenses on a small multifamily. If the deal is good and you buy with equity, you can then do a cash out refi and use the same money again 6 months down the line.
Post: How to get the phone number of home owners.

- Residential Real Estate Agent
- Paterson, NJ
- Posts 78
- Votes 42
Ok, I will explore all those options. Thank you.