All Forum Posts by: Mark Frattini

@Shamar Seaforth

Connect and I will send you who I think is one of the best CPA/Tax Strategists in San Diego. 

@Lawrence H.

Shoot me a message. 

Hey @Cole Britting

House hack where you live. I don't think there is a "best" market for house hacking. It's a great option for those looking to get started investing in real estate while keeping your net cost of housing down. Find out where you want to move and then found a house to hack.

Hi @Miranda Warner

Yep! You can always give her a call and discuss your needs to see if she's a good fit. 

Hey @Gabriel Thurner and @Charles Mead

I'm available to talk shop about San Diego and North County. Feel free to connect.

@Amy Cheng

I have a great CPA that I work with down in San Diego. She can help you with tax planning around real estate. Feel free to connect and I can share her contact info. 

@Manav Wadhwa

Look at what similar homes are renting for now to see if it makes sense. If the numbers are not penciling out now will they in the future? Make sure you have multiple exit strategies in place. Overall I like the Temecula market and it should see more buyers moving up from San Diego as they are priced out and able to work remotely.

Hi @Jose Jimenez

Welcome to BP. Hopefully you guys understand how fortunate you are to be in such a great position right now. Being able to secure a rental property for 80% of market value sounds like a great opportunity depending on location and condition. This is your "unfair advantage!" As you mentioned qualifying for financing without income likely isn't an option. I would recommend seller financing.

I have a great CPA that works with real estate investors. Connect with me if you would like her info. Take care and good luck with the property!

@Jacob Laman

Welcome to BP. Selling would likely be the easiest but growing your net worth and accumulating wealth takes time and discipline otherwise everyone would be millionaires. Whenever possible I recommend trying to hold onto property, especially in a high appreciating area like San Diego. However, if it makes financial sense, has a better ROI or you want to realize your gains in your current property then I would look into selling it. No 100% right answer just depends on your current and long term goals. Let me know what I can do for you.