All Forum Posts by: Noam Ofan
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Post: Progress Residential in Vegas

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Thank you @Jay Hinrichs
Post: Progress Residential in Vegas

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- El Cerrito, CA
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@Jay Hinrichs - $4500/month townhouse that was purchased for $260K three years ago? nice!
Do you mind sharing pics or a full address so we can see what a $4500/month townhouse looks like in Summerlin?
Post: How To: Cash out 1-4 unit Property

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- El Cerrito, CA
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@Andrew Postell Thank you
Post: How To: Cash out 1-4 unit Property

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- El Cerrito, CA
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@Andrew Postell
@Andrew Postell - Great article.
So if I buy a property with a conventional 25% down loan, then rehab it and then before 6 months go by I want to refinance based on the new ARV I can't do it? I need to wait 6 months for the refinanced loan to be based on the new ARV?
Whereas if my LLC gave me the mortgage then I don't need to wait 6 months to refi based on the new ARV?
Post: Ep 301 The Incredible Power of Long Distance BRRRR w Alex Felice

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- El Cerrito, CA
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@Andrew
@Andrew Postell - Thank you for all the info!
Post: Ep 301 The Incredible Power of Long Distance BRRRR w Alex Felice

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- El Cerrito, CA
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@Russell Brazil Thank you for the quick response.
I thought the whole "trick" here was a workaround to be able to get your money out of the deal before the seasoning period ends. Partly by adding the rehab cost the Hud1.
Post: Ep 301 The Incredible Power of Long Distance BRRRR w Alex Felice

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- El Cerrito, CA
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Can someone help me understand something here?
Say I buy a house for $100K and renovate it with another $20K which I add to the HUD1 as described here. And my ARV is then, say, $160K. How can I BRRRR more than the $120K total that was on my HUD1 during the seasoning period?
Is there something else I am missing which will allow me to do a cashout-refi based on the new appraised value of $160K if it's only been 1-2 months since I purchased the property?
Post: Investing in Las Vegas

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- El Cerrito, CA
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Thank you for the info.
Post: Investing in Las Vegas

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- El Cerrito, CA
- Posts 108
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How does one get off market deals these days?
Post: Realty-Medics Property Management Company. Anyone?

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- El Cerrito, CA
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No, not yet. Haven’t bought a rental yet. Not sure whether or not I will at this time