All Forum Posts by: Jason Appel
Jason Appel has started 33 posts and replied 77 times.
Post: Columbus Areas to buy Multifamily

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We ideally want deals in A-Classand BClass neighborhoods. Want organic value add with upside, but not a heavy lift an not something in a war zone
Post: Columbus Areas to buy Multifamily

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- New York, NY
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Hello Columbus Investors/owners,
My partners and I are looking to target 30-100 unit buildings in Columbus and would love some direction on the best neighborhoods, as well as where to avoid. collectively, we have done all in NYC, and are looking to venture out of The tri-state.
Happy to connect and hop on a call to discuss.
Thank you all in advance,
Jason
Post: Which submarkets in Cincy?

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Hello Fellow Cincy Investors/owners,
My partners and I are looking to target 30-100 unit buildings in Cincy and would love some direction on the best neighborhoods, as well as where to avoid. collectively, we have done all in NYC, and are looking to venture out of The tri-state.
Happy to connect and hop on a call to discuss.
Thank you all in advance,
Jason
Post: Seeking handyman/contractor for Philadelphia area home. TY :)

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- New York, NY
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@Rich O'Neill can you help?
Post: JV Structure: NEED HELP

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- New York, NY
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Hi all,
If anybody has experience with a JV structure where one brings the equity, and the other brings the deal and experience, please let me know. I would like to connect and ask some questions on how you structured the deal. Jumping into a deal in the Philadelphia market, and have some questions
Thank you in advance!
Jason 
Post: Billing back a retail tenant for water

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- New York, NY
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Hi All,
I am actively engaging in talks to regarding a mixed use property in PA. I see on the P&L that the Landlord pays for Water. I was wondering the best steps of how/if i can bill back the water expense to the tenants.
Any tips appreciated.
Thank you,
Jason
Post: Calling anybody/everybody from Philadelphia!!

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- New York, NY
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@Tony Kim DM me. I have a good realtor.
Post: Multifamily underwriting program

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- New York, NY
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Hey all,
Can anybody recommend the best multfamily (5-20 unit) underwriting platform they use to run numbers?
Also, if anybody has good video resources on properly underwriting deals, I’d love to hear suggestions
Thank you,
Jason
Post: Calling anybody/everybody from Philadelphia!!

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- New York, NY
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Hey All,
Happy belated new year and happy holidays.
I've created similar forums in the past, so if we've connected, feel free to ignore (or send to anybody this applies to. :))
I'm looking to connect with investors who invest in Philadelphia (i know, there are many different parts), or any neighboring suburbs in DelCo. I'm curious to hear local perspectives on the current market, what you're seeing and new opportunities to provide each other value.
Please feel free to connect and message me! Looking forward to making big things happen this year!
Thank you in advance
Jason
Post: Lenders in Philly with No W-2

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- New York, NY
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Hi All,
I'm BRRRR'ing 1-4 units in Philadelphia and need a lender to do the REFI (with max 12 months of seasoning)
What are my options for refinancing a property if I dont have 2 years of W-2 income? are their options to pull cash out strictly based on the numbers of the property itself?
Can I get a 75% LTV cash out without the use of tax returns or a w2?
I have seen some lenders offering 30 year fixed options on 1-4 units at about 6% interest, but are there anything better out there?
Any options i can pursue with a conventional refinance and get the more "normal" rates?
They suggested having a co-signer on the mortgage.
Any tips?
Thanks
Jason