All Forum Posts by: Randy Beharry
Randy Beharry has started 4 posts and replied 7 times.
Post: Fix n flip loans for smaller amounts (Rowhomes in baltimore)
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Quote from @Camile Case:
@Randy Beharry Do you have experience doing major rehab like this?
I do not. But I have a very experience general contractor/colleague that I trust with the whole process.
Post: Fix n flip loans for smaller amounts (Rowhomes in baltimore)
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Hello, i am looking for a fix n flip lender who does loans for smaller amounts. Here is the details.
House price: $25,000
Renovation: $100,000
ARV: $180,000
Im having issues applying for a fix n flip loan because lenders are telling me that the amount of the house is too small but yet again, the total loan is over their minimum of $100,000. Can someone point me to a good lender who would be ok with this kind of deal?
Thank you
Post: Best fix n flip lender recommendation
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Post: Best fix n flip lender recommendation
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Hello, i am looking for any recommendations for fix n flip lenders for a Baltimore row home project. I appreciate any information.
Thank you
Post: Anyone from Tampa, Clearwater, St. Pete?
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Hi Adam, welcome to Tampa bay, I also moved here last year with similar goals in mind.
The prices here are hot, but it seems the longer we wait, the worse the situation gets. Are you looking to invest in Tampa/Tampa bay?
Post: Can someone suggest a location for investment
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Hey guys,
Does anyone have a recommendation on a specific for an investment property that can bring in cash and appreciate? I have been wanting to ask this for some time now but here goes. Looking for a property that is less than $100,000. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you
Hello Guys! I am new here. I currently own 2 STR in Bushkill PA and now i want to venture into owning rental properties (Long term) using BRRR method. My liquid pocket isn't deep but i am looking into Cleveland and Baltimore. Cleveland has cheap 1 and 2 families but the appreciation is minimal. Baltimore on the other hand have cheap townhouses west of downtown that are generated a lot monthly.
Can anyone shed some light in the RE market in Baltimore? Is a gentrifying shift coming to the city, because i see a lot of modern renovated townhouses literally right next to a boarded up house. Cash flowing is great, but when it comes to appreciation, which would you go with? Cleveland or Baltimore?
Thank you