All Forum Posts by: Matt Heerwald
Matt Heerwald has started 14 posts and replied 37 times.
Post: Looking for syndicated MF deal between Austin and San Antonio

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- Austin, TX
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Post: Looking for syndicated MF deal between Austin and San Antonio

- Investor
- Austin, TX
- Posts 39
- Votes 10
Post: Looking for syndicated MF deal between Austin and San Antonio

- Investor
- Austin, TX
- Posts 39
- Votes 10
Post: Building a condo in South Austin

- Investor
- Austin, TX
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@Whit Ewen it was great meeting you last night too, and everyone else! It really was a mixed bag of investors, and aspiring investors and I got a lot out of the discussion. Having talked with the city, builders, bankers, attorneys and cpa's, I think if we go the build route, we would get the plans, submit those to the attorney who would draw up a condo regime, and then secure the financing to build. If we are able to clear $500K in profits before capital gains kicks in, then I am much less concerned about selling it before our 2 years of occupancy in it over the past 5 years runs up. And to your point of being able to cut and run by selling it as is, yeah, we wouldn't have to get our hands dirty and spend a year developing the property and realize a significant profit thats not far from what we would get from the build out. I also would value the process of doing the build, it would be a huge learning experience and I'd meet people from all sides of the process, so that is also not lost on us either...
Thanks for the advice, and we'll talk soon,
Matt
Post: Building a condo in South Austin

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- Austin, TX
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Thanks John-yeah, we will be needing some financing for sure! We will also be looking at private money for the rest of the loan. We're going very high end to maximize the potential of the property, and that ain't cheap! Thanks for your info!
Post: Building a condo in South Austin

- Investor
- Austin, TX
- Posts 39
- Votes 10
Great advice Ronald! I'll check that out. I'm meeting with a couple different architects/builders this week and I'll make sure that they are covering all the bases, but they do these projects all the time in this location and I think they will have their ducks in a row!
Post: Building a condo in South Austin

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- Austin, TX
- Posts 39
- Votes 10
Hi fellow investors! My wife and I, in our spare time, have started a small sf real estate business over the last 2 years. We have 3 properties and are looking to scale up so that we can afford to quit the rat race. Our first property is a 780sf house in a really hot area and its sitting in the back corner of a 1/4 ac. We are exploring the idea of setting up a condo regime, and building a large(3,000sf) condo and selling it(or refinancing and renting). However, having never built and having a limited amount of cash on hand, we are trying to figure out how to finance the deal and how to choose an architect and builder. Any advice or connections is extremely appreciated!
Thanks!
Matt & Mary
Post: South Austin and Surrounding Areas - Meetup

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- Austin, TX
- Posts 39
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Hi Eric, I plan to attend on Thursday with my wife, assuming her schedule permits. We own a 1/4 acre in 78704 with a 780sf house and room to build a large condo. We're hoping that this property could give us a large(to us) profit that will allow us to scale our real estate business. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!
Post: Investment Real Estate Attorney Recommendations in Austin, Tx

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- Austin, TX
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Hi, My wife and I just had an offer accepted on our second rental house and we'd like to set up an Llc for them. Does anyone have any recommendations for an Attorney? An investor/CPA would be great as well! Thanks! Matt
Post: Lone Star Development in San Antonio

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- Austin, TX
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We had an offer accepted on a little 2/1.5 in the area. There are still big plans for the development of the area adjacent to the street. We're going to do a little work to the place and hopefully get some young and vibrant renters in there soon!