All Forum Posts by: Sathiya Gane
Sathiya Gane has started 1 posts and replied 20 times.
Post: Cost Segregation on 2 Separate Townhomes

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- North Carolina
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Quote from @Julio Gonzalez:
@Ross Alcorn We've performed cost segregation studies on properties with a purchase price as low as $150,000, so you definitely don't need a $1M price tag for a cost seg study to make sense. Since you're planning to hold them for more than two years, a cost seg study is definitely something you have the potential to benefit from. The 2019 LTR property should qualify for 100% bonus depreciation and then the one that you are house hacking, the entire home wouldn't qualify for a cost seg study since you're living in a portion of it, but the rented portion is eligible. Most cost seg study companies will provide you with a free cost/benefit analysis quote to get a better understanding as to if you will benefit from the study or not.
Agree with this statement. Online cost seg companies does it for $450 each .
These companies provide you with free quote
kindly do your due diligence before closing one .
Post: Advice on First rental investment

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- North Carolina
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Hi ,
First of all kudos on thinking over a solution .
HELOC is a great way to start especially with high equity all the home owners have .
Have you considered below ,
1.) School district
2.) Jobs
3.) Accessibility to highways
4.) Deferred maintenance
5.) Crime rate
I am based out of NC
kindly reach out if you need any additional info, we can jump onto a call.
Cheers ,
Lan
Post: Commercial Retail/Warehouse/Office Spaces

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- North Carolina
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- Votes 11
Your diversification strategy sounds great .
I can share with you my experience on buying a vacant office building and placing a long term tenant.
Rgds,
Lan
Post: First Time Buyer - Financing Question

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- North Carolina
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- Votes 11
Hrloc or cash out doesn't need to be seasoned for 60 days . However a gift fund you might need to .
if you are hesitant to cash out refi due to higher interest rate go for heloc with local credit union or pen fed .
Post: Excited to get started with multifamily units - Good Deal?

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- North Carolina
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- Votes 11
Starter your deal passes 1% rule . Check out the active rental listing in Zillow to catch a glimpse on what your realtor says .
Does it need a lot of work if so hooe you have considered Rehab costs
Lastly market being what it is Will losing this deal for pricing it under be fine for you .
Post: New Investor in Charlotte

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- North Carolina
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- Votes 11
Hi Rajneesh ,
Congrats on taking the first hard step .
Happy to share any knowledge I gained in my Real estate journey.
Rgds,
Sathiya
Post: New to Charlotte and Looking to Network!

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- North Carolina
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- Votes 11
Welcome to Charlotte.
Harry Marsh of 24 hour title is your guy . Happy to connect and give you insider perspective of Charlotte market .
you will find amazing individuals who will guide you here .
Good luck .
Post: Seller Finance Preparation and Strategy

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- North Carolina
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- Votes 11
Read the book " never split a difference" by chris voss. It has the negotiation techniques you would need to discuss
Post: Creative Ideas to Increase Cashflow on Buy and Holds

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- North Carolina
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Originally posted by @Jonathan R McLaughlin:
@Alexandra Wenzel add parking and storage
Hi Jonathan ,
can you please suggest any vendor and their pricing which you have used to rent storage space .
Thanks in advance
Rgds,
sathiya
Post: Fund & Grow Financing

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- North Carolina
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Originally posted by @Jason Alonso:
Originally posted by @Account Closed:
OMG the "WORST", should have never listen to Clayton Morris. I applied with Fund & Grow and at first everything was going well until I received my EIN # (IRS Doc) and notice the name was incorrect on all the document, so I called in immediately and informed them about the name was incorrect and there response were " we can fix it once everything goes thru" so then I said ok they probably know what they are doing. I started receiving credit cards in the incorrect name so I called them back and told them that the name is incorrect and I would like to create an LLC for the EIN number and credit cards which was included with the service, there response were " once the first round of funding is complete we will correct everything" so I still had faith in them. Now in order to liquidate the funds that Fund and Grow received on my behalf I have to go thru a 3rd party company (Plastiq) which is referred by Fund and Grow, they now charge a percentage to fund the money on my behalf.
So then I seen a property I was interested in and when I told the company how I was going to fund the transaction I was told they do not accept that because it would be consider a loan against a loan (debt to ratio), so basically the credit cards that Fund and Grow got for me in the incorrect name could not work in the real estate world. Fund and grow also stated they fix your credit after funding, but there's a catch to that also because you have to pay a 3rd party company to clear up the inquiries that was pull by Fund and Grow so there is nothing included in the price you pay with Fund and Grow.
So I went out on my own and got my own LLC with the correct name and credit cards link to my LLC because fund and grow couldn't get it right the first time, so basically I paid Fund & Grow for nothing. I called all the credit card company's to change the name and EIN number to the one I created and they stated that I would have to do a new application with the new EIN number which means running my credit again (mind you my credit score is 800 and above).
Fund and Grow have a 60 day money back guarantee so of course I passed it because they kept giving me the run around, so when I inquire about a refund for legitimate reasons
1: Incorrect name (Can't use the funds if the names don't match),
2: Real Estate world wouldn't accept Plastiq as a form of payment,
3: Funds are not in an LLC like I requested,
4: I had to clear up my own credit with all the bureaus,
5: I had to do everything on my own that they were paid to do,
they said "no refund" so I filled a smalls claim against Fund & Grow for my refund. STAY AWAY FROM CLAYTON MORRIS AND FUND & GROW......
Hello Tony,
I am sorry that you are not satisfied with the services you received, or the $69,000 in 0% interest business credit we, Fund and Grow, obtained for you. When we spoke on the phone, I remember you telling me that you were not able to use the funding for real estate because you told the buyer you were purchasing the property with a credit card. You also told me that you have used the credit in other ways. When reviewing your file again, I see that you signed up with us on 3/29/19, and then called in on 4/9/19, saying that the name you provided was no longer your name and you did a legal name change. All the documents that were submitted to us had your previous name on them, including your credit reports. As I explained on the phone, we would need the proper identification from you in order to change the name on your EIN document from the IRS and the name on your business credit accounts. You told us at that time that everything was fine and you understood the issue. Your account manager made it very clear that he would be able to change the names on the accounts if you would submit the proper documentation as stated above. Included in our membership, is the creation of an LLC, free of charge. All you would be responsible for is the state filing fees. We recommend to all our clients that they do not use a brand-new business entity to obtain funding due to the length of time the business has been established. We have had hundreds of clients express how they were able to use the funding we obtained on their behalf to purchase real estate. Also, during the sign up process and through the membership, it is made clear that we will provide you with the tools to remove any inquiry that results in business funding, OR you can work with our affiliate and have the professional credit repair team do it for you, which is an extra charge. As far as the new LLC you created, the banks you called are 100% correct when they told you that you cannot change the EIN under an existing business account. Therefore, we told you to send us your new identification documents so we can change everything for you, which you declined. I see that you applied for new business credit under your new LLC, as you mentioned above, however, you said you cannot use business credit to accomplish what you want with the business credit we obtained for you. I hope the new credit cards work out better than the ones we obtained you. As far as your reasons for refunding, we told you we would correct your name, you declined. We told you how to go about using Plastiq to purchase real estate and you did not listen to our recommendations. We explained to you that the funds would be set up under a sole proprietorship, which you agreed to. We gave you the option to work with our credit repair affiliate and gave you the tools to remove the inquiries. I am not sure what you did on your own, but we were the ones who obtained the credit for you and gave you all the tools needed to build on it. The refund policy is simple, "When a client receives service, in the form of credit gained or utilizing complimentary services, services will be considered rendered. If a client does not receive service as stated above, client can request refund and enroll again at a later time."
We are more than willing to help you and continue your membership with Fund and Grow.
So Finally Fund & Grow team member accepts that they are creating this fake profile and giving raring review .This makes me highly skeptical to work with you guys.