All Forum Posts by: Heather Bailey
Heather Bailey has started 1 posts and replied 28 times.
Post: Does my tenant have rights to the Ring doorbell account?

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I feel like your tenant is not entitled to access your ring camera, but if they want ring camera recordings, they can install their own ring camera.
Post: Have 1031 funds - looking to expand multi-family in SW Missouri - not major cities

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Hi Karl. Are you looking on Crexi? This is a great platform for commercial sized property. Five and up units. Register on Crexi and plug in your filter parameters. As you look in those towns, you're going to see some of the same agents pop-up. Maybe reach out to those agents that seem to have a lot of listings. Boots on the ground is going to be your best chance of getting to see these properties and then maybe being able to jump on ones that aren't on the market yet but that these busy agents know about.
Post: Exiting a House Hack Deal at the Jersey Shore

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Can you convert it to a condominium and sell each half independently? The demand is so high in point Pleasant that I would think you could sell it pretty quickly.
Post: How To Analyze the Market??

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Awesome!! Good luck out there.
Post: How To Analyze the Market??

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Hi Emily, getting started is definitely the toughest part. I would recommend that you work on practicing analysis of properties that you see in Zillow. To learn how to do the analysis, I highly recommend you read, highlight, and reread two books: both by Brandon Turner, first is Rental Property Investing which talks about finding, financing and everything to screening tenants for rental properties and the second book is volume One of the Multi Family Millionaire. This book has an excellent chapter on the Math!!!. Write down the formulas and practice these on properties that look like they have potential. And, if you want to invest close to home, find a realtor who works with investors who can help you look at these properties. Also, see if there are investor groups in your area where you can start to network. As you are building your knowledge base on analysis, think about how you plan to finance these and begin to speak with lenders so that you'll be ready when the right deal comes along. Good luck.!!
Post: Looking for a qualified STR photographer

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Post: By the room STR/MTR

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Hi. Check Sam Weigert in Charlotte NC. He has an established model that she can show you to help streamline your operation and maybe expand. He has a great community on this.
Comparing real estate to the stock market really depends on your needs. With real estate investing, you have the tax benefit and depreciation along with what is hopefully an apreciating asset. One other thing that people in their 60s can consider is - if you are planning on taking Social Security and making passive income part of what you live on, rental income may not count as income against your Social Security benefits. Definitely consult with your accountant on that. Ideally, it would be nice to have both types of Investments.
Post: Should I Buy My First Rental Property Out-of-State If I'm Unable to Scout the Area?

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Hi Diana, i'm in New Jersey and I'm in the same boat. Nothing pencils out here so I am looking at other states as well. A really important thing to keep in mind is tenant landlord laws. States like New Jersey and New York highly favor the tenant and evictions are very difficult and can take months. A lot of people in the comments mentioned Ohio and Texas. Both of these states have more favorable tenant landlord laws then New Jersey and New York. Building a team will be your most important starting point. David Green wrote a great book: Long Distance Real Estate Investing. This is a great read and gives you a good road map for starting your out of state real estate investing journey. Good luck to you.
Post: Central NJ BRRRR Newbie - Looking for Mentor

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hi Jennifer I'm in Central New Jersey and I'm a realtor with Coldwell Banker inMorristown. Happy to talk to you. I've got some contractors in this area. Prices here are crazy, so I am starting to look out of state. I do have some familiarity with auctions and I can help you with that but the auction prices are getting competitive too and now we are starting to see nonprofits come in claim the Community Wealth Preservation Program exemption. But if you can travel to different counties, especially out in Sussex and Hunterdon, you may be able to find a good deal. Let me know where you are located and if you want to meet up.