All Forum Posts by: Michelle Harrington
Michelle Harrington has started 7 posts and replied 43 times.
Post: How to know that Private lenders are legit

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How do you know that the private lender is legit?
Post: Verifying location for my purchase

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I'm looking at this 14 unit apartment bldg in kirksville, Missouri. I want to know more about the area, jobs, % of renters vs. home owners etc. That will help me with my decision making. I know there is probably tons of apps or site out there? But any recommendation for what you guys are using?
Post: Guidance on primary residence home equity

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I would get the equity by doing HELOC and buy a multifamily or commercial property out of state where I can get a good cashflow!
Post: Wealth Building with Real Estate Club

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oh! I miss this one! I would have gone!;)
Post: Seller Broke Contract - Any Advice?

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I definitely think you will win the case if you decide to sue them. But, it will cost you time and money too. But maybe you will get everything you spent back or maybe more at the end.
Post: Our 1 year journey to 22 units & $10,000/mo cashflow without OPM

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Wow!!! I'm definitely inspired! I like hearing success stories. You learned, you made up your mind, you're unstoppable on being successful! Thanks for sharing!
Post: Will buy a duplex. Current tenant re is way lower than the market

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Thank you @Darnell Coleman. I will ask that method for sure!!!
Post: Will buy a duplex. Current tenant re is way lower than the market

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Thank you @Joe Jackson, Jr & @Patricia Steiner. I appreciate your response.
More success to us!👌
Post: Will buy a duplex. Current tenant re is way lower than the market

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I want to buy this duplex and found out that the 2 current tenants just signed a new lease for a way lower rent than the market that will expire next year July 2022. My question is, once I buy the duplex, as a new owner, can I change their rent price? I'm thinking of increasing according to median rent range and this will help me get a decent return.
Post: Canceling a purchase agreement without an inspection

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All I can say is @Wayne Brooks is right:)