All Forum Posts by: Luis Rodriguez
Luis Rodriguez has started 19 posts and replied 58 times.
Post: New Member From Staten Island, NY

- Queens, NY
- Posts 58
- Votes 7
Nice to see quite a few New Yorkers trying to get started in real estate investing in this really expensive market.
If the numbers make sense then do it.
Post: Investing in RE without owning primary residence

- Queens, NY
- Posts 58
- Votes 7
I'm in the same boat. NYC is so darn expensive. I wish house hacking was an option. My fiancé & I have been saving for a while to put down the 20% and have our credit in tip top shape. She's ready to move to the suburbs but ever since I ran into this site I just want to invest that money.
Post: Fully Rented 2 unit & single family. 15% & 20% Cap Rate! TURNKEY.

- Queens, NY
- Posts 58
- Votes 7
I'm interested in the multi unit. [email protected]
Post: Buying your first property out of state...

- Queens, NY
- Posts 58
- Votes 7
Thanks, I'll listen to it tonight.
Post: Buying your first property out of state...

- Queens, NY
- Posts 58
- Votes 7
Right @Luka Milicevic. NYC has gotten insanely expensive. I would love to house hack but the numbers don't add up.
Post: Buying your first property out of state...

- Queens, NY
- Posts 58
- Votes 7
I'm looking to buy my first multi family home for cash flow by the end of the year. I just joined BP and still soaking up all the info I can. I've saved a decent amount of money,I don't have any debt, and have great credit scores.
I wanted to ask how did other investors in my position go about finding homes out of state ? How did it turn out ? Any advice on the do's and dont's ? I would of loved to have been able to manage something local but thats not going to happen in NYC. PA,FL, and GA seem like good places for cash flow.
Thanks in advance.
Post: Best type of Real estate investment for a young person

- Queens, NY
- Posts 58
- Votes 7
I'm sort of in the same boat. I have a decent amount of money saved up and great credit scores, but I live in NYC where the cost of homes are insane. I'd like to buy properties to rent out and have some cash flow. What's the best way to research out of state markets ?