All Forum Posts by: Jessica Perkins
Jessica Perkins has started 2 posts and replied 6 times.
Originally posted by @Chandler Martinez:
Jessica,
I am not familiar with the NYC market, but just from assumption I would say yes. Would I say jump overseas? Maybe jumping the gun. There are an abundance of deals, but my first tip for you is to find a mentor at an investor meeting that you can provide value to and learn from them directly.
Thank you Chandler, I’ll look more into finding a mentor because I definitely need one.
Originally posted by @Anthony Rosa:
Hi Jessica, I'm guessing you're looking in Manhattan? All of NYC is expensive and moves quickly with cash buyers. Have you looked about 70 miles outside of NYC or in a neighboring state like NJ or Connecticut?
Hi Anthony,
Yes NYC is indeed expensive. I was looking for something a bit local like Brooklyn, Queens or Manhattan for it being my first buy or investment.
Originally posted by @Matthew Irish-Jones:
@Jessica Perkins Lots of places to invest in NY State, why jump overseas? NYC is tough. Lots of NYC people look elsewhere in the state.
Hi Matthew,
NYC is a very competitive market and by the time you try and analyze a deal for a home it’s gone. So it’s like catch it when you can. So I just grew tired of being disappointed, so that’s why I was considering overseas.
Hi, I live in New York City where the market for real estate is huge but it feels like I can’t make money here. New York is so big but yet so small, every time I drive drive around to try and make a deal on something, it’s already taken. My question is should I try something overseas? Or how can I apply myself to not feel left behind ?
Thanks Ramon, you cleared up what I was confused about. Sorry if I’m question was confusing
At what point do I need an LLC? and how can I buy my first home off of my dads home equity without paying a high mortgage?