All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Wirths

@Brian Smolin reach out to @Jonathan Bombaci he and his team are very familiar with the Fitchburg market

@Cristina Cantos congrats on being focused and saving what you needed! I can only speak in regards to NH but COVID hasn't negatively affected this state at all in regards to real estate. That's quite the area you are looking at, what have you found with what you have looked at? I will say that the landlord tenant laws are more favorable here in NH and being an owner/occ that might be something to more heavily take into account.  

@Mike Meerschaert CREI for Dummies was a good read as well

@Jonathan Giglio if you buy right it doesn't matter where/when you buy. I am an agent and have found some great deals for other investors on and off the MLS in the past year. Know your numbers and be patient until you find one where the numbers work and then move fast.

@Mike Street I'd reach out to Jeanne D'arc Credit Union and St. Mary's Bank and see if either of the can help you. I have not used either of them personally but know people that do a lot of business with them. 

@Kevin Cyr the amount of debt is relative to your income. Lenders use debt to income ratios to help determine how much they are willing to lend to you. If you’d like a couple lenders to speak to here in NH feel free to send me a DM. In regards to if NH is a good place to invest or not, the landlord tenant laws are favorable to the landlord here and we have below national average vacancy rates.

Aaron and Alecia make very valid points. I'll also add that if you come across a deal where the numbers make sense then why not make it happen? 

@James S. congrats on your successful challenge! The numbers don't lie but they have to be accurate. Was this in Dover?

@David Pere just posted this a couple days ago: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-side-hustles Hope it helps!

@Kory Reynolds should have some insight on this for you as he is one