All Forum Posts by: Jeff He
Jeff He has started 13 posts and replied 135 times.
@Dimple Gajra
Are you looking to invest for appreciation or cash flow? I would also look at rent prices in the region
@Elijah Brzezinski
If time isn't an issue, you could look at seller financing. These deals can be harder to find. There's also hard money lenders that loan based on the property value and not your income
Post: Property Manager on the ground vs Property Management Software
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@Stephen Dallas
A key benefit of a PM over PM software is the network they bring. A good PM will introduce you to contractors and in some cases, even deals.
Post: Introduction- let's network!
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@Ke'Ona Myers
Welcome!
@Corbin Dallas
How big of a down payment are you trying to save for? I've seen some folks start as wholesalers because they have the experience but not the cash.
Post: New investor from Carolina Beach, NC
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@Richard White
Welcome!
@Paul Schmidt III
How big are the deals you're looking at? It doesn't take too much to get started. Are the stocks in a tax advantaged account like a Roth IRA?
Opportunity zones is another way to offset capital gains tax.
Post: Any other benefits of llc besides the asset protection??
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@Nick Gee
If you're investing with multiple people, a LLC makes it easier to do.
@Ati Ok
Welcome! Congrats on the house hack. Are you buying for cash flow or appreciation?
Post: Determining Fair Market Value of an LLC
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@Scott MacIntyre
If the LLC just holds assets and doesn't conduct any other sort of business (consulting, selling a newsletter, etc) then I would simply peg the value at the sum of its assets minus the sum of its debt.



