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All Forum Posts by: Maria Kostadinov

Maria Kostadinov has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

My brother and I are purchasing a home (cash .. brrr method) and planning on doing a cash-refi (conventional loan) after a 12 month seasoning period. We plan on purchasing the home in our personal names - mostly because if we use an LLC, we would be looking at different type of refi loans…..

Do we need to have an LLC or can we open a bank account with both our names?? The account would be strictly for our rentals. rental income deposited and rental expenses debited. We do plan on having multiple rentals in the near future!

Thanks for your advice! 

Cap rates can be a little tricky because if the cap rate is high, then the property may be considered a “high risk” investment. Typically if it a a “low risk” investment, the cap rates are lower. 
Good cap rate is around 6-8  

Be careful in Illinois - taxes have gone up tremendously this year  - keep that in consideration when running your numbers because  “Zillow/Redfin” are showing prior years tax figures.