All Forum Posts by: Daniel Okorie
Daniel Okorie has started 13 posts and replied 75 times.
In Houston tx btw
Does anyone know contractor that does stained concrete for sfr?
Post: I'm new (Houston, TX)

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Welcome!
Post: Wholesaler From Houston Tx.

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Post: Houston Texas, HOT or NOT?!?

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Just don't over leverage but HOUSTON is definitely hot depending on pricing!
Post: Mortgage approval as a temporary employee

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If you worked at the same job for the last 2-3 yrs and or same industry for the same time period, with good credit, good dti ratios, good dtc ratios I dunno why you can't.
If your full time your full time.
Post: Investor From Houston, Tx.

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Post: Cashflow in houston expected per $50,000 investment

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@ bobby Barlow
If you already have a homestead the you could be looking at up to 20% down on what would be your second home/investment property.
Post: Newb from Houston

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do a mix of buy hold and flip. if you have cash to start (say from severance pay), flip 1 then use profits from that as down payment for 1 you can hold that will cash flow. Repeat.
Post: Cashflow in houston expected per $50,000 investment

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I wouldn't rush to blow that $50k on two properties immediately.
I think you should look at turn key deals....if you have a full time gig. Then wait until you have collected at least 6-12 months worth of rent then buy another sfr.
Maybe after the 1st or 2nd sfr purchase, you may want to do a flip to replenish your free cash to have enough down payment for your 3rd and 4th property.