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All Forum Posts by: Demario Scott

Demario Scott has started 12 posts and replied 75 times.

Post: Why do you want to be superwealthy?

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

A podcast recently on the madfientist beautifully covers the topic.

Episode # marla tanner striving for happiness

Post: Lease is up in 6 months. Time to house hack, right?

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

Hello Zachary,

I am new to REI so my advice may be void. However I was given the advice by an older investor to find a property that I am relatively comfortable with and to go for it. I have also heard in a podcast to just make the deal its your first opportunity to invest and as Andre stated you have the passion for it now. If you do option 2 or3 you greatly increase your chances of success because its a house hack. And with a single family to du, triplex the barrier of entry is so low and you can scale up. I think if you have the cushion its the perfect opportunity. And you mentioned condo and invest I believe the house hack is the best opportunity to get ahead.

Post: Lease is up in 6 months. Time to house hack, right?

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

Hello Zachary,

I am new to REI so my advice may be void. However I was given the advice by an older investor to find a property that I am relatively comfortable with and to go for it. I have also heard in a podcast to just make the deal its your first opportunity to invest and as Andre stated you have the passion for it now. If you do option 2 or3 you greatly increase your chances of success because its a house hack. And with a single family to du, triplex the barrier of entry is so low and you can scale up. I think if you have the cushion its the perfect opportunity. And you mentioned condo and invest I believe the house hack is the best opportunity to get ahead.

Post: Prenewbie in Greenville, SC interested in house hacking/buy&hold

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

Everyone in this discussion is of some military affiliation and live in SC. And it seems that we are all interested in REI a meetup should happen.

Post: House hacking Condo: Can you sleep in the living room & rent out?

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

I am looking to be soon myself and do a house hack as well. I like these for of unconventional ideas for housing. Van life, campers, living rooms, and what I'm considering a garage which i just posted and more. I remember there being a BP podcast on someone living in the living room is a great podcast and i think it could pan out.

Post: Working plan for a Garage house hack (THOUGHTS/OPINIONS please)

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

Hello,

The concept of house hacking makes a great deal of sense to me. I am 22 and I think I am in a solid financial state. I want to build my financial runaway and really getting a jump start on finical independence is the goal. I agree with Scott Trench and I see no better opportunity than to house hack. I am currently working on a plan to follow through to successfully house hack. I am reading set for life for a second time looking to catch every nugget in set for life to go in well educated. A way that I think I could really come out on top is by living in a garage and renting out the main rooms. I don't plan to do a make it a full conversion by any means but to keep it a fully functional garage that I live in. Plan considerations included below, I would love feedback. I am not sure if this is a ridiculous plan but If feasible I will share the process because sifting through the forms there isn't a great deal on the unconventional duplex or just living in a room in SF.

(considerations)

1. If it is permitted by the City and HOA.

2.Heating and cooling options.

3. Parking.

(Plans)

1. Get Permission to go ahead.

2. mini split air conditioner, insulation for garage door pop in options . (1k)

3. Live close to work so transportation isn't a major focus. (500)

4. paint, epoxy flooring

(2k initial investment, rent three rooms live free ? )

Post: garage conversion

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

Hello,

Did you by chance happen to follow through with the conversion I am considering this myself.

Post: garage conversion

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

Hello,

Did you by chance happen to follow through with the conversion I am considering this myself.

Post: Buying 1st property (actionable steps).

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

1. @Grant Rothenburger BP plus 

2. @John Semanchuk learn market, get handle on target neighborhood 

3. @Account Closed MLs, 80% sure pull trigger

Post: Buying 1st property (actionable steps).

Demario ScottPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Belleville, IL
  • Posts 82
  • Votes 42

hello I have been researching real estate for about 5 months daily. Analysis paralysis, I am young and I feel that I am prepared and I will make a deal happen rather it be good or great. I am deployed returning in July and I will be buying not later than August. If anyone knows any ways to speed up the process when I touch down in the states i would greatly appreciate advice. I am looking to buy in the Charleston as a house hack (@Sotttrench) preferably near the Air Force base if possible any help on the market would be greatly appreciated as well. 

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