All Forum Posts by: Kenneth Hong

Hello Everyone! I would like to start a network of real estate professional focusing on the Jacksonville market. Whether investors, or RE agents, contractors, etc. I am a real estate investor that has RE investments in CA And FL. I am looking to expand my RE portfolio here in Jacksonville, FL. Best, Kenneth

@Mike D'Arrigo Like myself, I bought two of these properties but have salvaged what I can and is now renting out and cash positive. I have become more hands on and wanted to create and share each others network so we can move forward together.

Hello All, Does anyone have properties they have bought through Morris Invest in Indianapolis or Jacksonville? I am interested helping out individuals that still have properties bought through them. Please reach out to me so I can learn more about yoyr specific situation. Best, Kenneth

I am currently looking for real estate agents, contractors and property management in the Indianapolis area. Anyone have any contacts or are themselves real estate professionals in this area? -K

Hello everyone, I am looking for a contractor in Jacksonville, FL area to do some light rehab on a rental. Does anyone have any recommendations? -Kenneth

Hello everyone, I am looking for a contractor in Jacksonville, FL area to do some light rehab. Does anyone have any recommendations? -Kenneth

Hello everyone, I recently was listening to the Clayton Morris podcast and he mentioned that he was able to get a HELOC at 1.9% for one year. I live in California and I have never seen this rate. My credit score is excellent (750+) so if anyone that lives in California finds this kind of rate, please let me know! Or does that rate only exist outside of CA? Kenneth

Thanks for this! I will take this into consideration when purchasing investment homes outside of California.

Hello Everyone, I am wondering why anyone planning to live in the Midwest would ever rent rather than just purchasing. I noticed that some of the more affordable houses there have mortgages ranging from $150-$400 (Indianapolis specifically in this case) but tenants would be renting for $600/month or more! It is significantly cheaper to purchase even when including property tax and other expenses, why would anyone rent? Best, Kenneth

Hello Everyone, I am thinking of purchasing a rental home in the $30,000- $50,000 range and would like to use a credit card to do it! I have enough cash but I think it would be nice to use some leverage to purchase several rental properties. I am also thinking I can get some credit card points as an added side bonus. There are some CC deals out there that offer 0% for one year, perhaps I can use that for a year before converting to a traditional mortgage. Thoughts? Best, Kenneth