All Forum Posts by: Jesse Mancuso

@Roy Gutierrez are you finding more hurdles to clear when attempting this on an investment property versus primary residence? I've had this question asked several times recently by investors I am working with, still trying to determine how this all works. 

Interesting to see the other hot markets in the country. We are experiencing a surge in investors here in Charlotte this year. 

@Zachary Ray Great point, my local credit union is outstanding. Definitely an option. 

Just submitted my approval to join this group as well. Excited to connect with others in the area!

@Cassi Justiz Excellent points!

As someone who has utilized a portion of my retirement money for investment properties I can attest that it has both benefits and drawbacks. A Self-Directed IRA, as mentioned above, will allow you to purchase investment properties but be sure to do you homework if considering this option. My advice if you are considering would be to utilize a portion (but not all) of your 401(k) for rental homes.

@Porscha March not sure if you are still looking but Knipp Law Office has been great in the past! Not sure if they are exactly what you will need but worth a call!

@Robi Schreckhise Great question. A little hard to say what this will mean for the future of rental pricing pricing though. Although the availability of active rentals may be decreasing demand for the Charlotte market still seems high with many relocating to the area. At a minimum it would seem prices will remain steady unless or until the demand drops significantly. 

@Joe Jor great points on the buy-and-hold approach. 

Cash flow and capital appreciation. There are many other factors to consider of course but I would argue these are vital.