All Forum Posts by: Antoine Martel

Kevin.

Finding rental properties in So Cal doesn't make sense. Putting 40% down is going to make your CoCR pretty poor. 

Have you thought about investing out to state? Connect with me. I'd love to share. 

Yes I have used this before. Its a great tool to use when you are just beginning and do not have much capital. Raise as much as you can for the project and its fine to give away 50% of your profits to get the deal done. The experience and one deal under your belt will help you grow!

Zillow and redfin are the best. Set your searches and everyday go and check on the new properties on the market. 

What kind of projects are you looking for?

If you think its fair, and if the tenant thinks it is fair then its a good deal! Just give them a price which works for you and see their reaction. 

Andrew.

I know exactly how you feel about getting started and would love to connect with you. I've been investing for a couple years and grew up in San Mateo. Connect with me and I can share with you some information to get started and to help you build up some cash flow!

 It wouldn't be approved by a bank. 

Nghi.

I have not invested in Baltimore but have invested out of state. I would recommend it as long as you have good boots on the ground. I'm not sure about Marylands landlord-tenant laws but that is something that you should look into to make sure you are in a landlord friendly state.

Ronny.

You wouldn't use a conventional mortgage for a flip. What you should use is a Hard Money Lender.

 Places like Memphis, Cleveland, St. Louis. I have property in all of these places.