All Forum Posts by: Joel S.
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Post: Looking to Help Beginners ! (Investing , Financing, Managing)

- Rental Property Investor
- Brooklyn, NY & Jersey City NJ
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Post: Looking to Help Beginners ! (Investing , Financing, Managing)

- Rental Property Investor
- Brooklyn, NY & Jersey City NJ
- Posts 39
- Votes 7
Originally posted by @Cory Newton:
Do you need to have a LLC in Maryland to start flipping houses
Cory,
In order not to be labeled by the IRS as a Flipper you need a S Corporation.
You don't want to be labeled as such, because If you do get labeled by them as flipper or wholesaler you'd loose the Tax Favored Capital Gains rate and pay ordinary income and self employed tax and all.
one of the reasons Real Estate is attractive is for its tax favorite treatments by the IRS.
attached is a link to Intuit tax forum discussing this very issue.
Post: Looking to Help Beginners ! (Investing , Financing, Managing)

- Rental Property Investor
- Brooklyn, NY & Jersey City NJ
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Originally posted by @Tom Chen:
So here's a question about the BRRRR...
I plan on investing in a market that does not appreciate, but the houses cash flow because of the low cost of entry. If I buy these homes, and only do minor repairs, will this still be appraised at a higher amount for the refinance to pull my equity out?
Thanks in advance!
Greetings,
Does the rent roll appreciate?
Does the tax appreciate?
If Yes then the property appreciate too, and therefore you can appraise the Property higher and you can refinance your equity or most of it out.
Your best bet is to ask a local appraiser or Local Banker how they appraise the property, They will do so based on rents. Therefore if your rents appreciates well enough based on your minor repairs, you are good to go.
This was my experience in.
Post: Should you pay for a mentor starting out?

- Rental Property Investor
- Brooklyn, NY & Jersey City NJ
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everyone is different, at different times. The answer is you definently need a mentor however, that mentor does not always have to be a paid mentor or program. It can be a deal your are trying to structure, a partner taking you for a ride, a seller you bump in or your own brain brainstorming. However you learn allot from teachers, evenmore from your peers, and the most you will learn is by teaching other and by practice
Post: Hi, New Member from New York, NY

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- Brooklyn, NY & Jersey City NJ
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Hello and welcome,
It sounds like you are a pro at raising capital, that would certainly make it allot easier for you to get into real estate.
Post: just upgraded to pro

- Rental Property Investor
- Brooklyn, NY & Jersey City NJ
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You didn't go wrong with investing in that neighborhood regardless. As far as where to invest now, I think just follow the trains so logical thinking is Jersey City.
I feel the NYC is ripe for a correction and Jersey city is on the way up. I can send some leads your way as I am there about twice a week and I am actually trying to put together a syndication for something bigger in jersey City,, I don't know yet what but I can feel it...
Post: Investor from Brooklyn, NY

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- Brooklyn, NY & Jersey City NJ
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Hellow Chaim,
Chabad?
Post: just upgraded to pro

- Rental Property Investor
- Brooklyn, NY & Jersey City NJ
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@John
@John Hickey Hello I am Fellow new member here, I was elated to see the words Bedford Lafayette, What a transformation that neighborhood went through....