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All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Bruno

Jeremy Bruno has started 2 posts and replied 7 times.

Quote from @Ariel G.:

Hello BP friends!


On March 2020 I bought a new construction single family home with a accessory unit for 725k I have been house hacking living on the in-law unit. The main house is a 5bed/3.5 bath with a pool and the other unit is a 2/1. Last year the main house grossed an average of $13,500/month and after all expenses I made about 8k month and have been living for free (that also includes my expenses). Based on comps it looks like I could get about $1.3M for the property now. I'm on a strong financial position and I have a 3 figure salary working for a tech company. I did refinance last year, currently I own 645K and have already recouped my initial investment. 

This property has provided great cash-flow and financial freedom if I decide to leave my job. Based on the strong appreciation Im wondering if I should sell and use leverage to acquire more properties. 

What are your thoughts?

Cash out refinance and reinvest that tax free money. Keep your job, have less cash flow but if you sell you will have to pay your own expenses again and taxes on the sale.

Start by getting educated, there are a lot of great books on how to get started. 

Post: Meet and greet in the Fresno, CA area

Jeremy BrunoPosted
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 5

To meet and network with local investors. Also to promote other services. 

water and garbage will cost you about $85.00 a month minimum.

Post: Meet and greet in the Fresno, CA area

Jeremy BrunoPosted
  • Posts 9
  • Votes 5

If there is anyone in the Fresno, CA area that has time for a meet and greet message me back and lets get something started. 

Hello everybody, my name is Jeremy and I am new to this site. I am an electrician, investor and property manager. is there an investor group in this area? If so when and where do you meet?