All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: Looking to make my first purchase in NC. Any advice?
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
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Connect with a few wholesalers and find a good realtor. Personally, I've seen some solid multifamily deals in WS via a wholesaler. There are deals to be had in WS/Greensboro that don't ever hit the MLS. And some deals on the MLS. Get on the phone with some folks and keep a it and you'll find something.
Post: Are there cashflowing multifamily properties in Sacramento?
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
- Posts 300
- Votes 172
Possible but will likely take more than 2 years to break even with that small of a down payment.
Post: Is it possible to brrrr in Sacromento, CA 2021?
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
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I think it makes better sense to find a property to add an ADU versus converting a garage into an office. The panasonic won't be here forever and I can't imagine a tenant paying you more money than a similar home simply because there's an added office. Don't think the juice is worth the squeeze with that approach.
Post: How to Finance 4-Plex $550k
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
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- Votes 172
Fourplex you're likely looking at a million plus in Sacramento. For example, 1424 D Street is a 4/4 fourplex at $1.2M. I can't tell if this post is serious re getting the acquisition capital because if you have a paid off property, you have a clear avenue to access money for a downpayment.
Post: Newbie Investor from Bend, OR – Looking to Invest Long Distance
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
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Sacramento definitely isn't the market.
Post: Found my first flip - good deal?
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
- Posts 300
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Run from this property. Ruuuuuuun! Please, please, please walk your first few properties with a contractor so you know exactly how much things cost, at that time. Good luck out there.
Post: Looking for help in land transaction- downtown Sacramento
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
- Posts 300
- Votes 172
Yup. You're going to have to hire someone and pay for their expertise. Sacramento has a lot of good RE attorneys so it should not be hard.
Post: West Sacramento RE Investor Meetup
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
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Interested to see what kind of turnout there's going to be during COVID.
Post: Getting Low Down Payment Conv Loan on Owner Occupied Triplex
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
- Posts 300
- Votes 172
Were you able to salvage the situation?
Post: Buying first rental property
- Attorney
- Sacramento, CA
- Posts 300
- Votes 172
Respectfully, digging and adding value is the tough part for folks. Being able to see the end result despite what's in front of them is why successful investors are successful.