All Forum Posts by: Skylar Dejesus

Brianna, I agree with Mr. Hicks I also would purchase a taser and a can of pepper spray to make you feel better and if anything ever arose you could defend yourself!

I am an investor from Johnson City and would love to meet some other BP members personally and perhaps create a large meet up in the area? If your in the east tennessee area I would love to meet with you network perhaps take you out to dinner and discuss ideas etc. I LOVE NETWORKING and believe it is a key ingredient to being financially free. 

@MichaelHicks I agree with you its all about networking. The old saying its not what you but who you know!!

While I just joined my local REIA. I have engulfed myself in real estate for the past year and still have tons to learn, but I believe getting out there and actually taking action is the best way to learn. Anyways, while speaking to the president of my local REIA I was wandering how many BP professionals are apart of their local REIA? Why or why not are you involved in your local REIA? Do you think its a necessity? I defiantly think it's beneficial and my main purpose for joining the group was to network. Just seeing where all the other BP members stand on this subject.

I really appreciate your all's post they were very informative and gave me the information I was looking for when creating the post! Thank you!

First, what is the maximum amount of loans a person can obtain? I also have read that creating an LLC to get another loan is usually not acceptable because you (the owner) have to still sign the documents basically making yourself liable. If you can continue to get financing is there a maximum amount of loans one can obtain? When will conventional financing no longer be an option i.e. will banks start getting hesitant to loan you money after 2 properties, 3, or 4? Hopefully someone the more experienced investors can help me with this! Thanks for your responses in advance!

I would also try house hacking. Since the residence where you used to live will now be rented I would move into the new house your looking at buying and then once you obtain financing stay the allotted amount of time then move out and rent.

On average 'club dancers' (strippers) make 100k/year and do very well financially. I do not deem that as being a reason to not accept her tenancy. Her money is still green just like an accountants would be. It sounds like you have some pretty stiff obligations and she's willing to comply I would defiantly accept IMO.

Very informative article... Enjoyed.

I would go for it!