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All Forum Posts by: Michael Krystoff

Michael Krystoff has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

Unfortunately money is an issue in this situation, although we "have" an attorney that has been "guiding" to some degree.

I'm trying to figure out what the owner of a property in California can do after a judge has appointed a receiver to the property.  If the owner tries to sell the property, could the county sue the property owner for interference or something else?

Anyone knowledgeable about this issue is welcome to share and is appreciated.

Hello,

I'm looking for real estate agents and wholesalers in Atlanta and the surrounding areas who I can connect with for leads through email /contact lists.  Looking specifically for 2 to 4 unit properties in B and C class neighborhoods that can provide 7% - 15% cap rates.  I would be an out-of-state investor (Hawaii) so I prefer properties that won't require too much rehab work if possible, although if the deal is great I could handle with it.  Perhaps a tall order but I want to try.

 Thanks in advance!

Mike

Hi Rod, thanks for the great input.  I'all look at spec if I lying those details.

Additionally, while I would love to invest in commercial multifamily properties, I imagined it would be more difficult to acquire financing, especially for me, since the initial investment would probably have to be about 25% as   down payment with less time to pay off.  I will have a hard enough time getting a residential loan and living in one of the units.  Any advice?

I have been doing research myself, but as this is open to the forum community I'm hoping some will come with expertise in their specific area and will be able to give a heads up on what they may know.

Hi all,

Just getting started in the real estate investment business, as in I don't have a single investment property...yet.  I'm looking for individuals who have an inside look into single family homes and triplex/quadplex inventories and have an idea of up and coming areas.  What I'm looking for essentially are people with knowledge and can get me on email lists that provide properties for sale.

If anyone has suggestions and advice for the newbie please feel free to enlighten me.  I'm open to learning so I can get going with my investment career!