All Forum Posts by: Justin Brickman
Justin Brickman has started 40 posts and replied 489 times.
Post: New investor in need of serious advice please

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- San Antonio, TX
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Hey Kayde, what did you end up doing with it? If you still need advice or have any questions, I'm happy to help you.
Post: Is it possible to make money from solar on a rental?

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- San Antonio, TX
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Hey Calvin I highly recommend against solar unless you can pay cash for it. It's a huge hindrance to any real estate transaction if it needs to be moved if it's not paid off.
Post: How can I scale after first SFH?

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- San Antonio, TX
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Hey Juan I've scaled from 1 to 5 short term rentals in 2 years. If you're still looking for help with this, feel free to reach out.
Post: Improving quality of service and cashflow

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For me - Wow them right away at check in. They tend to not reach out as much with issues or complaints
Post: This is the best week to buy real estate, yes it is.....

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Agreed David!
Post: House Hacking SFH

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For SFH, Hve you thought of furnishing the house and renting midterm or long term? It's much easier to rent like that to one family, rather than rent by the room
Post: Starting out hoping to buy first investment property

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- San Antonio, TX
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Network with local commercial agents. They will have knowledge on any off market or upcoming properties
Post: Propwire Deals (How to find)

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A local real estate agent could pull info from a title company on each property. Not sure of a quick way to pull a bulk in a short time though.
Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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If it were me, I would use a smaller down payment and use the bank's money. I would probably need more info on both properties and your current situation, but that's my preference from the details you provided.
Post: 2nd owned home

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- San Antonio, TX
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Big time! Congrats on your new property and continuing to build your portfolio!