All Forum Posts by: Jay Thomas

We'd need a bit more information. 

It looks like you're doing a loan, for investment loans it usually started off with a 20%  down payment. From what I see with your report I am not certain what percentage you where using. So I ran the numbers for a loan for $120k with a 10% down payment (trying to stay close to your numbers), 7% interest. I got a down payment of $12,000 and closing cost $5,223. Try it with these numbers and lets see what you get. 

@Sam Dorgalli , By limiting my activity to one area and type of investment, I am able to leverage my resources more efficiently and effectively. By doing so, I can maximize the returns from each deal while minimizing costs associated with marketing and due diligence. All in all, focusing on multifamily investors in the Worcester MA market has been an incredibly successful strategy for me and I would highly recommend it to other real estate investors looking to make their mark in this industry.

Doesn't sounds good.

@Randy Smith Thanks for sharing such information.

@Preston Burto Congratulations! on the closure.

Always remember " the First step is the most important and the most effective as it will initiate the direction you have chosen."

@Sam Dorgalli, I always believe that the deal comes first. 

that's Great !

It's not worth it to go back on your word just for a little more money.

Ultimately, it depends on individual goals and needs. If you're looking for stability and security, cash is the way to go. But if you're willing to take on more risk in exchange for greater potential rewards, equity is the better option.

Before you start looking for a home, there are a few things that you need to consider. First of all, you need to think about the type of residence that will serve your needs.