All Forum Posts by: Kari Morales
Kari Morales has started 9 posts and replied 24 times.
Post: Mobile Alabama investing

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
Is anyone in the BP community investing in Mobile, AL? It looks like a good place to BRRRR, does anyone have any experiences or opinions they could share?
Post: Mobile, AL property managers

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
Quote from @Kari Morales:
Hi Lee, I will reach out to you tomorrow.
Thanks,
Kari
Post: Mobile, AL property managers

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
Quote from @Lee Waldrop:
Revitalize Realty LLC. We would be glad to setup a call with you. Please contact us at 251-607-6008 or [email protected]. We manage 575 doors mainly in Mobile, and also along the Gulf Coast of AL & MS.
Post: Mobile, AL property managers

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
I’m looking to connect with a good PM that handles rentals in the Mobile, AL area. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks
Post: Seeking Property managers for Toledo Ohio

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
@Alberto Leonard did you ever find a property management company? If so, who did you end up going with? I am currently looking for a good PM in Toledo also.
Post: Cash out refi or HELOC?

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
I have been trying to buy an investment property for several months now, unfortunately each time I place an offer, I am beat by an all cash offer.
I currently own a rental property that has appreciated about $500K since I purchased it back about 10 years ago. I don’t really want to sell it, as I am a buy and hold investor.
My question is, can I tap the equity in my rental property to pay all cash for another investment property? Should I do a HELOC, or a Cash out refinance?
I haven’t done either of these before and would like your opinions on what the best way would be so I can start competing all cash and finally get my offer accepted? Thanks.
Post: All cash offer questions

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
@Greg Scott thanks for the detailed explanation. I am not familiar with any other kinds of loans other than conventional loans. I have $60K cash now, and another 110K in a few months after a property (not in the USA) sells. I would like to take advantage of the lower mortgage rates plus I don’t want to put all of my money into one property, so these sound like viable options for me down the road.
Post: All cash offer questions

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
I was just lost out on another property I was trying to buy. My agent told me that although my offer was higher, I was beat by an all cash offer. This has been repeatedly happening to me.
My agent told me that some people will buy a property “all cash” and then go take out a commercial loan on the property and get the cash out of it and put it on a mortgage. I am not familiar with this, is it common that buyers do this?
If so, how is it done? I am starting to get discouraged after losing out on several properties and I am wondering if I should be doing this too?
Post: Determining market vacancy

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
@Grant Thompson
Thanks Grant. I appreciate the info.
Post: Determining market vacancy

- Rental Property Investor
- San Diego, CA
- Posts 24
- Votes 12
How do you determine vacancy rates for a certain market?
I am looking at buying my first multifamily property, however I am having trouble finding what the average vacancy rate is for the area I am looking.
Any suggestions on what resources I should be using and where to find the most accurate data? I appreciate any guidance or suggestions. Thanks.