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All Forum Posts by: Nathan Williams

Nathan Williams has started 35 posts and replied 167 times.

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Post: Being Discouraged by Family

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well the great thing about house hacking is you should be able to get off the ground without the help from others.

Ive never invested in a syndicate but from the typical returns Ive seen thrown around I dont see how that could be considered a viable vehicle to rapidly scale up wealth compared to your own property investments

they can be a great deal for the owner and pretty much always a very bad deal for the renter who got reeled in

Post: Turnkey proprieties in Houston

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one thing to note is that in many cases an investment turnkey property sold by turnkey providers comes with a big markup that takes a bite out of your return %.

As a out of state investor who doesnt have the means to effectively rehab a property yet does not want to pay a premium on "turnkey" properties, I found a sweet spot on properties that I've coined as "near rental ready"... which are units that are already in pretty good condition and only need minor stuff done to get a tenant in (paint, cleaned or new carpet)

hello, another SoCal investor with properties in Indianapolis... love to connect and share notes

Originally posted by @Dennis M.:

I would not do a 2% deal unless the place was immaculate with a lot  of upside . That’s too marginal with not enough cash flow !I want 3-5% deals . 1% -I would not even get out of bed to go look at the property . Pointless !

 I assume you deal with large unit investments or off market discount deals?  Because I havent seen any 1-4 units touch a 3% rate in some time 

I recommend checking out a credit repair forum for detailed advice on repairing your credit situation.  Something as simple as paying a single credit card from 91% utilization to 67% can have a 50+ improvement on your score.

Personally, I probably would not even factor in CapEx if the property is truly turnkey; under the assumption I likely will already be in and out before the big ticket items become due on it

Do not pay the collection... that can be seen as an assumption of liability and a paid collection is still a huge blemish on your credit.  I'd visit creditboards where there's people who are willing to go into detail on how to properly expunge that.