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All Forum Posts by: Marco Solis

Marco Solis has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: New to Real Estate

Marco SolisPosted
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Drew,

That is a lot of good questions. 

I have already purchased a lot of the finishes. When I purchased the finishes and the property, my intent was to sell. Prior to purchasing this investment, I was hesitant about getting into real estate. I was all about it, then I would get cold feet and not do anything. Earlier this year, I decided I would take a chance and pulled money from my savings and purchased this investment.  I like the thought of receiving money every month with a rental and would like to grow my portfolio. 

As far as renting in the local market, I am unsure where to get that data.

Post: New to Real Estate

Marco SolisPosted
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Moe,

I would like to get $2,000, but I will need to do more research on market conditions once all the renovations are complete.

Post: New to Real Estate

Marco SolisPosted
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Hello,

I recently purchased my first investment property. This is my fourth house purchase, but the previous ones I renovated to live in. I paid cash for this property. I will have approximately $200,000 invested when it is complete. Similar homes in the area are selling for $270,000. I would like to end up generating "passive" income by renting, but not sure if I should sell this property to invest in a multifamily or rent, take out a loan on this to purchase the multifamily. Any advice would be appreciated.