All Forum Posts by: Miguel Dormany

@Jonathan Roach Hi Jonathan, welcome. I was in the same boat as you somewhat in that I moved to keep my home and rented it out and now am looking into purchasing more real estate property specifically multi-homes. I'm also looking at college property but instead in Tampa by USF.  Good luck and you're smart into looking at college with your son as one of the tenants this way if you plan it right your son can live rent free. Nice

@Alison Chappell Hi and welcome to BP.   This is a wonderful community we have here and you can learn a lot of here. There are forums, webinars, podcasts, and of course several people with outstanding background knowledge on Real Estate.

Good luck in your RE endeavors. 

@Michael Garrison welcome to BP. This is an awesome community where you can find all the help you need in basically anything having to do with Real Estate investing. 

I myself am from Tampa, FL and live in Italy. I invest in Tampa and Pensacola. I'm always
looking for properties with 20% equity from the get go as well as a B or C neighborhood. If you have anything in mind please shoot my way. I always pass on finders fee to have a win-win for everyone. 

If I can help in any way please don't hesitate to ask. 

Miguel

@Mark Ferguson Congrats!! Having people like you post here of their success if very motivating and inspirational. I am just starting out and have just purchased my first SFH, which closed yesterday and at present am working on a second SFH. Thank you for putting your information out there to show us that if you put your mind in anything you want it can be achieved and you are living proof. Thank you

p.s. Nice Lambo by the way, I too would like one in the future! Nice Job!

Miguel

@Brad 

@Brad Hankee Welcome to BP. There is a ton on information for you to learn

and grow from here with books, webinars, forums, blogs, and podcast. You can go as far as your heart desires. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need any help at all. Better to learn here then out in the real world and make costly mistakes. Welcome and good luck!!

Miguel

@Philip Ross Welcome to the BP Family.  As you probably already know wondering on this site there is a TON of information from podcast, webinars, blog, forums, books, etc. I have learned more on this site than what I paid for 

through personal coaching.  Not to mention there are people here from all works of life being it buy and hold, flip, lenders, I can go on and on. So if you need ANYTHING relating to Real Estate numerous people will help you out here. Good luck with you Real Estate endeavors and Welcome. 

Miguel

Hi BP, 

I have a SFH in Pensacola, FL that I'm getting ready to close on and need a good Property Manager. A good PM seems very hard to come by.

Please let me know if you are one in the area or who you can refer that is 

reliable. 

Thank you,

Miguel

@Gayle Eisner

Thank you for your time and breaking it down so nicely with the Pros and Cons. 

I'm just starting and it's really nice to get advice from seasoned investors. I would like to thank you and everyone else that commented as well. 

Miguel

@Linval T.

Thank you for your reply. I too am an out of state investor. I live in Italy and invest in FL because I from Tampa. 

I have a property manager that manages my property and am looking at investing in more property. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't throwing money away and make sure it was feasible. 

Here another question for you, which plan should I go for a basic plan or premium that includes central vac sys, duct work, electrical, heating plumbing, 

plumbing stoppages, and water heater? The plan I have is with First American. 

Thanks again

Hi BP members,

I have a question in regards to the investment property and having insurance and warranties on them?  I have the normal insurance policy on my investment property as well as a basic warranty policy on the property that covers items like frig, stove, dishwasher, etc.

This investment home is 15 years old and the only thing that has been replaced is the A/C unit. So here's my question, is the home warranty at $45 per month a good investment?

Miguel