All Forum Posts by: Jason Huber

@Jen Arizmendi

I would love to get the detail of the duplex you have listed. Can you you send me a link?

Hey guys, I too am a REI in the Inland Empire. I have done several of the things you have mentioned in your post. I have a VR in Big Bear that I have had great success with. I have flipped houses in CA as well as hung on to a few for long term rentals. Most recently I have focused my attention on investing out of state to get better return (cash flow) on my investment. If your at all interested in connecting let me know as I always like talking about real estate and making money.

@Michael Lewis and @James Klopp, I am interested in South Bend as well. Always looking. Let me know how I can find out more about your listings. Thanks

@James Klopp I am interested in finding out more info on your property in South Bend. PM me the details. 

Tom olson, Are you currently in the South Bend area?

Hey Karlos, I have almost the same strategy ad you do. I started in CA and have been moving some of my equity OOS. I am buying in Northern Indiana and so far am extremely happy with the cash flow return. I hope to do more fix / flips in CA and move that money into more OOS long term holds. I now have 15 doors total but want to continue growing. 

I live in Lake Elsinore currently and would love to connect and talk strategy anytime. Good luck with your endeavors. 

Just my opinion.....

   If this was a rental property you were selling I would say go for it. Cash in the equity and move it  in to something with better cash flow. I am actually doing this with two of my rentals that I own here in CA right now. However, since you say this is your primary residence I caution you on this strategy. If you sell your house you will need to replace it. Your selling at a peak in the market but then you will have to buy at the peek of the market as well. This will drive your own house payment higher and off set some of that cash flow you get OOS. If the market levels off or even declines here in CA over the next 5 years, as many think it will, you will have negative equity in your own home and that is never a good thing. 

If you want a decent Multi-Family in the mid west you only need 20-40k for a good down payment. I would recommend saving up this money and make a purchase. You may even get a HELOC for this amount to put down and then you would not be over leveraged.

That is great! Let me know when they are available as I would love to be one of your first customers.

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Of course. Great point