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All Forum Posts by: Michael Huang

Michael Huang has started 7 posts and replied 26 times.

Don't use them. They are very unethical. Their loan proposal and the closing documents will not match. You will have surprise at your closing day. 

Hi everyone, I am looking to buy a SFH in Riverside California. It’s an investment property, so I won’t be living in it. I got 20 or nay 25%down. 800 credit. Any lender recommendation?

Post: Commercial development book recommendations

Michael HuangPosted
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 6
Hi Jonathan, The only one I have read was called “the real estate developers handbook” by Tanya Davis. I found this in my local library.

Post: NNN Lease can I be the landlord and tenent both?

Michael HuangPosted
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 6
Got it. Thank you for the reply.

Post: NNN Lease can I be the landlord and tenent both?

Michael HuangPosted
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 6

Hi everyone, I would like to buy a property, build for NNN lease but run the tenent business the sametime. I don't know if someone here has done something like that. What are the pros and cons?

For example, if I have bought a piece of property. And I would like to own a Dunkin Donuts and maybe DQ as stand alone building. and build a strip center and own franchises on UPS store, Anytime Fitness and a smoothie store etc. 

This way I am NNN leasing myself. how is that possible?

I try to do this with around 10M cash.

Post: Big renovation with tenants living in there

Michael HuangPosted
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 6

That information was very helpful. Thank you.

Post: Big renovation with tenants living in there

Michael HuangPosted
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 6

Thinking about buying a 200 unit value add apartment. The complex is currently 91% occupied. But these are some C- buildings at A- location. What I am trying to do is to upgrade the kitchen, floor, paint the wall, windows and doors to attract higher quality tenants and to raise the rent.  If I was doing all these on every unit with tenants still living in there, do I have to move them out temporary? Or do you do it section by section so they don't have to move out. 

Post: Foreign developer forming subsidiary in the US

Michael HuangPosted
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 6
Originally posted by @Travis C.:
As an Anti-Money Laundering Compliance manager at a US bank, you will need to be prepared to answer any of the bank's due diligence questions. Otherwise, as long as no sanctioned countries are involved, then there should be no restrictions. I would just be prepared to answer questions around that sum of money being so large.

 The money are traceable, and all coming from legal source. I think I should be alright.

Post: Foreign developer forming subsidiary in the US

Michael HuangPosted
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 6

wow...Hi Penny, didn't expect to see you here. How have you been? Yes, you are right. I got a cpa and an attorney involved already. Everything is looking good.