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All Forum Posts by: Elenis Camargo

Elenis Camargo has started 27 posts and replied 470 times.

Post: Pain tenants, and mold, please help

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

@Justin R. That's terrible!! I agree, offer them cash to leave. Even try to help them find a new place if they are willing to leave. It's only been 6 weeks and it's this bad already then imagine what is coming next. I'm not sure how many properties you have but I would advise not to jump at everything that a tenant asks for in the future. I would not have done a mold report unless there was clearly visual signs of mold. I am currently renting myself since I live in super pricey NYC (I invest in Jacksonville) and I'm doing a mold kit myself because there was a flood in the basement and I want to be safe. I would not dare ask my landlord to do this for me. They are asking way too much of you with those other ridiculous requests. 

Also just wondering why you have a PM in the first place? You seem super involved in all requests and like you're managing your own property. Just a thought  :)

Post: 27 y/o Female – 50k debt to $1M+ net worth (24 units,50 deals/yr)

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

@Arianne L. That's amazing!! How were you able to finance so many deals so quickly? From savings from your jobs?

Post: Is borrowing on LTV real?

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

@John D. Would you be able to recommend any?  :)

Post: who pays for refrigerator ?

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

@Marci Stein I think that's reasonable. By putting the refrigerator in the back shed without asking you, they became liable for the unit. As long as you get one that's reasonable compared to the last one you used to have. I say it's fair.

Post: Advertised rents less than mortgage

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

@Katie Hendrixson It could be the area. I was evaluating the Charlotte, NC area earlier this year and the cash flow on all the properties I looked at was either extremely low or negative. I looked at about 20 properties. Same with SFH or multi families. But in Florida where I invest, the cash flow is positive. So I think it could be the area.

Post: Is borrowing on LTV real?

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

@Russell Brazil I have one other property with equity but not sure if I would be over leveraging myself if I used the equity of one house and a HML for the same deal...?

Post: Is borrowing on LTV real?

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

@Rich Hupper Yes I've been looking for deals like that as well. Different strategy than this post. Here I was wondering if HML lend on appraisal value or purchase price. It seems to be purchase price only. Unless you know of any that do appraisal value?

Post: Is borrowing on LTV real?

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

Thanks @Tarik Turner !

Post: Is borrowing on LTV real?

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

@Jason D. If you don't mind me asking, they lend you 100% of the renovation costs? Then you refinance the property? I saw you did your first BRRRR in May, congrats!! That's my next goal as well. I live in New York but am originally from Florida and invest in Jacksonville. Haven't been able to find a property that a BRRRR would work for. Do you purchase foreclosures? Or you purchase off the MLS?

Post: Is borrowing on LTV real?

Elenis CamargoPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 489
  • Votes 459

Thanks @Rich Hupper !