All Forum Posts by: Sebastian Hernandez

@Landen Reed welcome to BiggerPockets! This is a fantastic community to learn, contribute, network and pick other people's brains. Happy to help with any construction related matters. 

Go on rental listing sites and see what others in your area are charging for pets. For the parking, I know facebook market typically has a bunch of listings. Comparing around should help you come up with a number.

Best of luck @Douglas Mathenia, I am confident over time you will figure out a way to accomplish your goal.

@Zoey Buttino The concept of wholesaling is easy. However, doing it is a different story and is not a get rich quick type of business. I encourage you to get cleat on your goals and align them with a vehicle that can help you achieve them. If in fact wholesaling is that vehicle, focus on giving it your best and learning from others. Lastly, you will fail A LOT! but over time you can succeed if you correct the mistakes and do not give up.  

Hey @Kyle Hey, This is a great question for this forum. 

I got my real estate license and was a part time agent. If you plan on becoming a lot more active and doing at least 2 transactions per year, then I do think it makes sense financially. From a connections stand-point, I think by networking you can build great relationships without the RE license. Lastly, please be advised being a real estate agent is a GRIND and given you already have a w-2 job, it can take away the time you would otherwise dedicate to your family. 

Hi @Ahzem Baldwin-Henry, @Jonathan Greene runs a great networking community and in person meet-ups out of Montclair. I have been attending for years and just being around Jonathan and the investors that attend is a great way to learn and get a better understanding of the path you want to follow. 

Welcome to bigger pockets. Love to hear you have decided to house-hack!

@Ann Mclean Welcome to Bigger Pockets! Happy to help with any construction related questions. 

A good lender can certainly help you find the right option to finance your next property. What type of loan product did you use for the condo purchase?

@Djenald Richard that's correct. Make sure the comps are in your immediate area and the characteristics are as similar as possible to your home.