All Forum Posts by: Matthew Mason
Matthew Mason has started 3 posts and replied 30 times.
Post: BRRR doesn’t work in Texas

- Rental Property Investor
- Glens Falls, NY
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Watson,
Give PENFED CREDIT UNION a ring.
-Matt
Post: MFH go big or go home?

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- Glens Falls, NY
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Hey Michael, there's a lot of debate out there between starting small or GOING BIG. I think it really depends on your goals and idea of how to you want to get there... as far as financing your looking at commercial (5+) with 20% down or residential (4-) with 25%. I wouldn't spend time on anything less than three units. A lot of people say go BIG off the bat. While not a bad idea tho think big, I see great value getting your feet wet with a couple smaller, (3/4 units)
Read up as much as you can and look at a few deals a day. You'll be ready when you find one!
Post: Commercial Loan with Seller Carryback - What kind of terms today?

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- Glens Falls, NY
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Leo, Curious as to your findings over the past few years? Any luck with a seller carryback?
Post: BP Glens Falls, NY Area Event

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Nice meeting everyone! Thanks for setting this up Dan, it was a good time. Looking forward to future meetings!
Post: New Investor - Upstate NY

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- Glens Falls, NY
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Hey Connor, I have a few multifamily buildings in Glens Falls and am very in tune with the area. I would suggest you look to purchase a 3 or 4 family using either a FHA loan or Trustco bank. They will lend at 89.5% LTV with no PMI on 3/4 unit OO residence.
Feel free to reach out if you ever have any questions or wanna grab a coffee.
Post: Question on Interest only loans..

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Not that this is a deal worth perusing but if so my question is this- At such a low purchase price why wouldn't you go conventional and just drop 25% into the deal....? If you dont currently have 25% of the 44m they are asking you shouldn't be buying. There seems to be a buzz around little or no money down, money down = equity up. This deal seems like it would be a lot of work overall for a very low reward. Save your money and find something that will through you more than a grand or two a year. Focus on your real estate sales as an agent. A single commission can bank you 5 times what this property will net you in 12 months! Put your time energy and effort into stacking up your bills and buy a deal that will FLOW :)
Post: 22yr old investor and my plan. Would love your feedback

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Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:
Originally posted by @Matthew Mason:
Hate to be negative but Reading this gives me a headache.... Kind of annoying how people hop on this site and make posts before taking even a moment to read an article or book or listen to podcast. "long distance house hack FHA BRRRR"
Read a few books pal then come back and we are happy to have meaningful conversation....
Cheers
...and your point being,....what?
@Joe Villeneuve Point being read a few books rather than hop on here and throw a few buzwords around while not having the slightest clue about the most basic concepts that can be learned in a matter of minutes of research.
Post: 22yr old investor and my plan. Would love your feedback

- Rental Property Investor
- Glens Falls, NY
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Hate to be negative but Reading this gives me a headache.... Kind of annoying how people hop on this site and make posts before taking even a moment to read an article or book or listen to podcast. "long distance house hack FHA BRRRR"
Read a few books pal then come back and we are happy to have meaningful conversation....
Cheers
Post: Desired Cash On Cash Return for a Rental Property

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- Glens Falls, NY
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@Ryan Betzing enjoy the 2400 taxes...... we pay triple that up here in NYS.
Look at MF to help with multipul streams of income.
Post: Rate quote today : 5.125% for 30 year

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- Glens Falls, NY
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Hello all! If you are looking conventional Fannie Freddie check out the two matrix's below. local portfolio lenders will have different terms most likely. Also, If you are looking for a great LO reach out to @Jerry Padilla hes helped me with a couple buys and knows his stuff!
Cheers!