All Forum Posts by: Dennis Liu
Dennis Liu has started 1 posts and replied 17 times.
Post: Toronto Meetup for Investors in US Real Estate - Mon Nov 12 2018

- Toronto, ON
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Hey Larry might be getting there around 7-745 ish, my friend wanted to join and he gets off at 630-7
Post: Creating a Lead Generating Website, Anything to be Careful of?

- Toronto, ON
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So I did a quick search to see if anyone was talking about this and I couldn't find much! Good for me because I get to ask directly. So I'm building a website to try and generate some leads. Does anyone have any tips or things to watch out for?
Asking both people who have done it for people who have used a lead generation website and had some criticism.
Still in the process of making one so I don't have much to show at the moment!
#flipping #wholesaling
Post: London Ontario Nov 13, 2018

- Toronto, ON
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Lol, i didnt scroll up..
Post: London Ontario Nov 13, 2018

- Toronto, ON
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Hey Matt, can i have a link to the event page?
Post: Ontario Investment Opportunities

- Toronto, ON
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@Hai Loc Are you comfortable investing in these areas? I'm still fairly new but do you run into any tenant troubles in these C areas
Post: Hello I'm brand new to this world of Real Estate

- Toronto, ON
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Good Luck Araceli! What exactly do you want to know?
Post: Basic lease or roommate lease for house hacking?

- Toronto, ON
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Originally posted by @Nathan Gesner:
The first thing you want to do is avoid taking advice from someone that gives you advice on how to break the law. Under-the-table payments and not reporting taxable income is a federal offense. Don't cheat to try and get ahead in life.
Make sure the zoning allows for three separate dwellings. You can probably call your city zoning office and they will tell you what is allowed.
A roommate lease is appropriate when you have shared common area. For example, if you had three bedrooms rented out but everyone shared the bathrooms, kitchen, and living room then you will need a lease that addresses how to use those shared spaces. If your rentals all have private space and private entrances, then a standard lease is appropriate.
You should put them in your personal name. An LLC will only add protection if you know how to use it properly. They are easy to set up but many people don't follow the rules and expose themselves to liability.
Cool part about the roommate lease didn't know about that!
Post: 50,000 dollar loan when starting out?

- Toronto, ON
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Originally posted by @Eli Rollins:
@Daniel Kong @Dennis Liu thanks guys this was really helpful! What podcast were you talking about Dennis?
Idk what number it was, but the podcast is the BiggerPockets podcast
Post: my (probably) unrealistic plan to give away a million dollars

- Toronto, ON
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Originally posted by @Albert L.:
@Matt K. - thanks for resetting some expectations here. this may take me a little longer than i expected.. haha
@Ivan Barratt - love this. always inspirational to know that there's been people whose done it before. i guess for me it's a two fold thing - take action today, focus on the ONE thing but still have some vision for where I want to end up and maybe more importantly, why i do what i do. How do you plan your goals if you don't mind me asking? 1 year? 6 months? No plan at all?
@Dennis Liu - you're right and thank you for the reminder there. i guess what i struggle with is choosing between a 9-5 job and having an opportunity to work in a commission style, high risk high reward kind of structure. just thinking maybe my one thing i can do today is to make a career move and grind it out till i have a healthy amount saved up... curious to get your thoughts there if you have? thanks again for commenting.
Still not there, not even close haha. I will say, if you really want to do it, focus on one market, focus on one technique and really grind it out. Don't spread it thin especially when you're just starting out
I own/live in one right now.
Depreciation isn't going to be an issue. Actually, its used to lower taxable income so in many cases it's a good thing(for a home). I think you are asking if it would be subject to damage from the students. That all depends on who you let live with you.
The people I have living with me are all really tidy and cool. Just make sure your tenants are going to be respectful. You'll get a better feel on how to do it with practice.
One thing you can definitely learn from me is, DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES RENT OUT TO YOUR GIRLFRIEND or really any girl you plan on sleeping with. It gets really awkward if you guys are fighting and they're late on rent lmfao.