All Forum Posts by: Mike Dmuchoski
Mike Dmuchoski has started 11 posts and replied 150 times.
Post: SFR Buy and hold in Goodyear AZ.

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- Mesa, AZ
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Congrats, Fredrick. Nice work on your Sec 8 rental. I have clients looking to get into Sec 8. How was your experience finding tenants?
Have you considered an assumable mortgage for your next one?
Post: Narrowing down strategy and locations for my first RE investment

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- Mesa, AZ
- Posts 157
- Votes 55
Hi Alex, welcome to the BP community! I specialize in homes with assumable mortgages in the Phoenix area, which have been quite successful for both me and my clients. Tapping into interest rates in the 2-4% range makes cash flow possible again, along with multiple other benefits.
Post: My Most Recent BRRRR Townhouse in Mesa

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- Mesa, AZ
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Nice work, Josh! What part of town?
Update: I actually read your title this time, haha! Sorry about that.
Post: out-of-state investing and currently exploring opportunities

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- Mesa, AZ
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Hi Jay, welcome to the BP community! I specialize in homes with assumable mortgages in the Phoenix area, which have been quite successful for both me and my clients. Tapping into interest rates in the 2-4% range makes cash flow possible again, along with multiple other benefits.
Post: Where Should I Invest $200K for Cash-Flowing Rental Property in a Good School Distric

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- Mesa, AZ
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- Votes 55
Hi Vanessa. I specialize in homes with assumable mortgages in the Phoenix area, which have been quite successful for both me and my clients. Tapping into interest rates in the 2-4% range makes cash flow possible again, along with multiple other benefits.
Post: Utilities Question Help

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- Mesa, AZ
- Posts 157
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Quote from @Hughston Thackham:
Quote from @Mike Dmuchoski:
@Hughston Thackham
For LTRs, the tenants will mostly pay the utilities. However for MTRs, we typically pay for utilities with the caveat of a monthly cap. It’s meant as a deterrent so the tenant is more conscious of the energy they use.
Additionally, if working with condos or townhomes, some utilities are included through the HOA fees.
Thank you! Is there any specific reason you choose to have a cap instead of just having them pay it all?
The MTRs are furnished so we’re providing more of an all-inclusive service (similar to STRs).
Post: Utilities Question Help

- Realtor
- Mesa, AZ
- Posts 157
- Votes 55
@Hughston Thackham
For LTRs, the tenants will mostly pay the utilities. However for MTRs, we typically pay for utilities with the caveat of a monthly cap. It’s meant as a deterrent so the tenant is more conscious of the energy they use.
Additionally, if working with condos or townhomes, some utilities are included through the HOA fees.
Post: Stop Using Conventional Financing For Your Rentals | 2-4% Interest Rates Exist!!

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- Mesa, AZ
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Using investor-approved loan assumptions, we make long term rentals a reality again in Phoenix. Avoid the risk of taking on a sub-to deal. Enjoy cash flow today plus the upside of appreciation tomorrow. Reach out, I'm here to help!
Post: Need HML in AZ

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- Mesa, AZ
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Jeremy, if you still need them, shoot me a DM and I can offer a few referrals.
Post: Seriously looking for a good CPA or tax business

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- Mesa, AZ
- Posts 157
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That doesn't sound right! DM me and I can offer a local referral.