All Forum Posts by: Dina Nicasio
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Post: First house; buy and hold

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That's amazing! Congratulations on your successful investment, Wyatt! Finding a deal near hospitals and colleges was smart.
Post: Want to finally get started! Living in Baltimore, from Memphis.

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Hi Nick, It's great to hear you're ready to dive into real estate investing! Best of luck with your investments!
Post: Flipping for Profit: The Ultimate ROI Renovation Secrets

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A well-designed and updated kitchen. It’s often the heart of the home, where people spend a lot of time. Features like stylish countertops, and ample storage make a big difference in both functionality and visual appeal.
Post: Rookie in the REI world and ready to get my feet wet! What would you do if...

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Hi Thomas! Your approach shows promise. One thing to keep in mind is to make sure you have a clear timeline and budget if you're planning to flip properties, as efficient renovation management is key. Overall, building capital before starting BRRRR is a solid strategy.
Post: Cash Flow Vs. Appreciation

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Hi Miguelli,
If you’re not depending on rental income for immediate needs and are focused on long-term growth, prioritizing appreciation and accepting some short-term cash flow challenges could be a smart strategy. Just ensure you’re comfortable with the potential for initial losses and that you’ve built a reliable team to support you.
Hope this helps!
Post: Short term rental best advice

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Congrats, Joshua! The lakefront is amazing by itself, but you can consider adding thoughtful extras to enhance the experience. Keep your budget in mind for quality improvements, check local regulations and manage pricing. Good luck!
Post: How do you take out cash flow?

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Hi Jose!
Your cash flow would be $1,000 after all monthly costs if I'm not mistaken. You can take out what's left, but I suggest keeping a reserve for unexpected expenses or vacancies.
Hope this helps!
Post: How to scale and grow from here

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Hi Chetan,
I’d suggest keeping a close watch on your cash flow when considering raising capital or refinancing. Partnering with others can help you grow, but it’s important to have clear financial agreements in place to avoid any issues down the road. If you decide to refinance, make sure your new cash flow can still cover all your expenses, including any unexpected costs.
I hope this helps you in any way!
Post: Nature Hotel and Short Term Rental Site

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Congratulations on your investment, Garrett. This is beautiful!
Post: One Down More to go

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Congratulations, William! Impressive work. Keep it up!