All Forum Posts by: Terrill Clark
Terrill Clark has started 9 posts and replied 36 times.
Post: Things You Wish You Would've Known With Your First Apartment

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Post: Journey to $5M with Multi-Units: FAQ

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Post: Things You Wish You Would've Known With Your First Apartment

- Minneapolis, MN
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Post: Things You Wish You Would've Known With Your First Apartment

- Minneapolis, MN
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Hey Biggerpockets Family!
I've been away for a while just learning what I can while working a **** ton so I can save up for my first property. My plan has shifted from wanting to flip homes when I first started on this journey and I now want to own apartment complexes.
My goal is to own a 12-15 unit complex. I've been looking just to get an idea and see that they typically start around 1.5million for 10 or more units (I live in Minnesota)
Starting out, I'm aiming for 5-8 units. I'm thinking I'll need around $90,000 for a 20% downpayment and maybe $50,000 for renovations (just aiming high)
I don't have any experience managing properties and people I've shared this goal with (many whom never attempted anything like this) all suggest I start with something like a duplex but I believe that a duplex and apartment complex would be different experiences
I'm just looking for some success stories as well as things you've learned on our journey that would've helped you succeed when you purchased your first complex
I'm 26 & I feel like I'm sacrificing all of my time working so I can make this happen. ANY helpful input would be GREATLY appreciated!
Post: Trying My Hand At House Flipping

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Post: Trying My Hand At House Flipping

- Minneapolis, MN
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Hello Everyone,
I'm looking to get started in home flipping & I'm looking for advice from those who do it regularly, and those who have done them in the past. I'm working a ton right now so I can save enough to fund my first flip. Just like most people, I'd need a loan of some sort, but I'm curious to know what you pros think is a "good" amount of my own cash to put into this first flip. I know rehabs aren't cheap, but I've read posts about people doing it with little to no money of their own.
This would also be my first home purchase, so worst case scenario, I wouldn't mind having to live at the home I do this on. I have gotten advice from tons of people saying I should put a 20% down payment on a home, but to be able to do that AND afford a $30,000-$90,000 rehab sounds unrealistic. I'm also wondering if trying to rehab/renovate a townhouse or condo is "worth it" I cant imagine the return being as large as a house, but I'd imagine there is some sort of profit someone out there makes doing them.
Any input is MUCH APPRECIATED!
Post: Are Foreclosures Really The Way To Go?

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Post: Are Foreclosures Really The Way To Go?

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Post: Purchasing Apartment Units vs Houses

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Post: First Time Home Buyer

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