All Forum Posts by: Taylor Chiu
Taylor Chiu has started 25 posts and replied 465 times.
Post: Rent 6 months & air bnb 6 months??

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@Kyle Root I've never done a blend like that. I imagine it would be hard to get someone on a 6 month lease. Maybe you'd have more luck getting moderate length leases if you search for business travelers.
Post: Investing market in Utah.

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Hey @Edgar Abad, welcome to BP! Real estate investing is a great route to wealth. Would love to try to answer any questions you have.
Post: Looking for recommendations to organize contacts

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- Salt Lake City, UT
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@Jannelle Hurst
I use airtable, they have some templates that are pretty user friendly
Post: Which bank for HELOC on investement?

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@Angelica Pisc
If it’s non Owner Occupied, your best bet is likely Penfed. Unless you have more that 3 properties
Post: Buying/Starting a business vs investing in rental properties

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@Heval Omari
That is definitely possible as well. Obviously it will take work to get there, and one thing to consider is that The business income might be consistent for five or 10 years, but shrink after that. Whereas usually rental income should be consistent indefinitely, because people always need a place to live. It depends on what type of product you would be selling though
Post: Working my first deal

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@Aaron P.
If 30,000 is correct, then there is enough room on the deal to make it worth it
Post: Working my first deal

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@Aaron P.
What do you estimate the rehab cost will be? 30k?
Post: Buying/Starting a business vs investing in rental properties

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@Heval Omari
It really depends on your priorities. If you need income quick, then buying an existing business could be worth it. If you are trying to build passive income and don’t need a ton of money atm, then a rental could be the right fit.
Bottom line is a business could generate a lot more profit, but it’s not passive and is generally riskier.
Post: Does the BP app send notifications on iPhone?

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@Terry Dunlap It’s finally started to work for me. You?
Post: VA loan cap removal questions

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@Ty Cover
It removes the loan limit on an individual va loan. I don’t think it has any impact on how many properties you can get overall.