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All Forum Posts by: Jairo Zapata

Jairo Zapata has started 5 posts and replied 56 times.

Post: What makes you get out of bed in the morning?

Jairo ZapataPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 59
  • Votes 19

@Josiah Patrick Zebarth - Stop relying on a job to make a living. Financial independence but overall freedom.

@Wesley W. -Well said. Thanks for sharing. Quick question though... Are you able to charge a higher rent on a M2M?

@Sue K. Thanks

@Jaysen Medhurst - If putting 20% down which is the plan, I am looking at about 13% ROI. What ya think ?

@Chris Risi - Thanks! True, i am not going to lie it’s a bit intimidating buying not knowing how soon it would be occupied. Luckily the plan is to have cash on hand to off set vacancies. Do you buy into the 1% rule? In some markets that might be too high.

I have a unit that will soon be vacant. Do you think I should do a month to month lease during Covid19 instead of a year lease? Should they be late or stop paying, is it easier to disinvite them of on a month to month?

Thanks experts sharers of ideas!

@Stetson Miller- thanks for sharing. I’ll take you up on the offer to share the excel file you are using. jairozta gmail.com. Also, does the 1% rule works well in your area? So it’s 1 percent of your pricing. Seems high, so I am looking at a place in chicago downtown. Priced around $280k, rent in that area goes for $2200-$2350.

Thanks

@Brett Baginski - thanks! I just called them to cancel it.

@Brett Baginski- Thanks for sharing, I submitted an app for forbearance on a rental. Should I cancel it bc I am in the process of purchasing another unit?

Note: I am not late at all and I have decided after the fact that I will make my payments as usual because to me it’s senseless to stop paying and have to bring acct current in three months. How will this forbearance really help me?

Post: How Should I Analyze?

Jairo ZapataPosted
  • Chicago, IL
  • Posts 59
  • Votes 19

@Aaron K.- Good thoughts here. May I ask, I have equity in my home and have been thinking about taking a HELOC to put as down payment on a place. So you recommend this to be done on a rehab so that the after repair value allows me to renegotiate the loan and pay back the HELOC?

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