All Forum Posts by: Grant Rothenburger
Grant Rothenburger has started 23 posts and replied 2021 times.
Post: Investor and Realtor in Louisville, Kentucky
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Welcome to BP @Tiffiny Robinson you have much more experience than most of the new user posts!
Post: Diversify to online assets?
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I don't see that at all, but I'm not in California. Interesting trend if it is true, I would imagine it's just investors doing well and have capital to place somewhere, why not online assets?
Post: Hello from Fredericksburg, VA
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Welcome @Deneuve Brutus! Do you have any property currently?
Post: New BP Member and Investor from NYC/NJ
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Welcome to BP @Tony Kim
Looks like you already have a lot of the knowledge that most new members are searching for.
Post: Intro post from Danville, VA
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Welcome @Lee Carter!
Post: Full time or part time ?
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@Ashley Sliwa You could try investing passively in the sites that do as little as $500 starting investment.
Post: Down payment on a small owner-occupied multi-family?
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@Curran D Bishop I'm no expert on the matter but I'm pretty sure you can get lower than that in owner occupied under 5 units, I'd shop around.
Post: 2nd mortgage on property
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Originally posted by @Lara Taylor:
Also we would be looking for just a 6 month term on the 2nd.
Might have better luck with a PML. Know any rich people?
Post: How to handle asbestos in a newly purchased property, cleveland
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@Alana Nevares Call a remediator
Post: When to hire a property manager?
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You can manage the first few on your own, especially if you use the non full service property managers (can't remember what they call themselves). Secure pay one was an example of what I'm talking, they help fill units and take care of maintenance tickets for you, or whatever it is you want them to do, it's negotiable how much they do for you.
Even fully managing on your own is do-able with a full time job on your first few.