All Forum Posts by: Ken Nyczaj

@Jason Delgado Alonzo can’t go wrong with house hacking in your early days. Continue to educate but also take action with inexpensive ways to market- signs, cold call, door knock, letters, etc. you’ll learn more in one deal than you will in a few books.

@Nicole Heasley maybe find partners who are strong on the W2 side so you can still get favorable terms?

@Joshua Lira @William Parker look for a local bank who can be flexible with the terms. Our bank for rehabs loans 75% of the purchase price and 80% of the renovation on a 1 year IO over a 25 year payment schedule.

@Dylan Bowman

Look for owners with equity. If they don’t have equity, likely you won’t be able to find a deal worth buying. This can be filtered through the many different data base websites out there. Also, date of purchase and owners age are good filters too- old people who have owned their house awhile.

Real estate has been a great way for me to strengthen my financial future and help so many people along the way. It’s been fun creating companies and partnerships and tackling different types of deals. Solving the problems real estate throws at me has seemed to make me more resilient in life.

@Jonathan Tavarez 

@Jonathan Tavarez Thank you. Great question. My business partner is the GC on our projects and it's something he does. We didn't add square footage to the house but created a window seat with storage for blankets/ pillows etc.

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@Chris Mills thank you!

@Scott Wolf thank you sir.