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All Forum Posts by: Eduardo Reyes

Eduardo Reyes has started 2 posts and replied 26 times.

Post: BRRRR method financing explanation!

Eduardo ReyesPosted
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  • Votes 17

Hello Derrick, most banks won't lend on properties that need major upgrades. To first get a property you'll a private lender or hard money lender. After the property has been rehabbed and rented out, you'll go and get a mortgage from a bank. At that point, you'll pay back the private lender. Hope this helps. 

Hello Nicole, why are you paying for utilities? Renters should pay for that. Capex should be higher.

Post: Good markets for first time investors?

Eduardo ReyesPosted
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  • Votes 17

Hello Andrew, In my opinion, the midwest is a great spot to look at for your investing. Kansas City and NW Indiana and Chicago are all great places to invest in. Best of luck

@Dalyn Hazell thank you for your advice. I'm going to look into this 

What questions should we ask a hard money lender? 

Post: First investment offer

Eduardo ReyesPosted
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 17

Well done! Hopefully, everything goes well for you. keep us updated 

Post: How should I form this partnership?

Eduardo ReyesPosted
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You could have a silent partner with your 3rd partner. Where he'll put the money and you pay him the original amount with a small interest rate. 

Hello Greg, just wondering what repairs would you be doing on this property? 

Kathiuska, for me as it stands it does seem like a very good deal. However, I would definitely make an estimate with a 6-month time frame for the repairs. Especially if you're going to use hard money. Plus look how long it would take to refinance. Best of luck to you!