All Forum Posts by: Kurt Naletko

I just wanted to take a minute to thank Brandon for the Webinar that he conducted today! I found it to be incredibly informative, and very seriously recommend that ALL new investors sign up for the next one! Keep up the great work!!!

Cheers!

Kurt Naletko

Shoot, I wish I saw this yesterday!!! hopefully I catch the next one!!!

Welcome! I have looked in Jersey City as well (I live about 20 minutes away). My biggest tip there is to make sure you know where the property is in the city. Rents can be very high in the more desireable sections (ie Journal Square), however that is not the case in the less trendy (and rougher) sections. 

Also, keep an eye out for an oil tank... in my neck of the woods they are one of the biggest issues with old houses and can cost thousands of dollars if they have leaked and the soil needs remediation.

The house will almost certainly need above average repair between tenants. If you are looking to capitalize on the "Rutgers market" I would look across the river, while the properties are a bit more expensive, the rents are SIGNIFICANTLY higher, even off Cook/Douglas Campus. The vast majority of student would not consider renting in Piscataway.

This comes from my experience as a recent Rutgers Alumni

if all goes according to plan, 24...just about 6 months left to meet my goal. If not, 25

My guess is 11/27. 

I second what Kenneth was saying. Other popular recomendatikns include finding a partner or finding an investor who you can work for while saving up funds for your own deals.

Wise investing, and welcome to the forum!

Starbucks gift cards are always a good small token of appreciation!

In my eyes, with the information given, I would take the downpayment assistance. Why would you ever turn down free money?