All Forum Posts by: Joe Kaslowski
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Post: Hi Everyone...Just a Short Intro

- Tustin, CA
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Nice, thanks @Joe Homs. If there's anything specific you know of locally, I'd like to come out and meet some people.
Post: Hi Everyone...Just a Short Intro

- Tustin, CA
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Hi Jo-Ann, thanks. I've been interested in Texas area, outside of Dallas possibly. At this point, I am looking for SFR or maybe small multi unit, something to get my feet wet. Could realistically probably afford 200-300k purchase price, but would ideally like to stay under that, maybe $150k or less. Ideally, I'm looking to narrow down a few areas that will work.
Ideally for what I'm thinking right now, is buy and hold. Something to purchase and rent out for the long term.
Post: Hi Everyone...Just a Short Intro

- Tustin, CA
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Hello BP Community,
I am a very fresh (starting my research) from Tustin, CA and it would be great to start networking with people, especially with similar interests and goals. I think this is a great way to help build a long term independent future for my wife and kids.
I started out purchasing my first SFR in Orange, CA. I lived there few a few years in a 3BR house next to Chapman University while renting out the other two bedrooms. After I met my wife, we still lived there with roommates until my first son was born, about the same time we kept one room vacant and still had a tenant. After a few years, we purchased our current residence in Tustin, CA. My long term tenant/friend (at this point) moved with us and stayed until our second boy was born.
My wife and I both work, so I'm looking for a little more hands off approach. I plan on looking for areas outside CA to start, but eventually it would be nice to purchase something here. So my homework is more oriented around which areas I'd like to narrow down to, compare purchase prices and costs to rental income and figure out what works for us. I do plan on hiring a management company to handle the day to day things, especially since we won't be local.
Cheers! - Joe