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All Forum Posts by: Tanya Maslach

Tanya Maslach has started 31 posts and replied 111 times.

Post: Furnish Finder vs ?

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Quote from @Katie Accashian:

I am located in Lakewood, CO and have my property listed at market value and haven't received a single message in 2 weeks. It's good to hear others are having success, but I would check if it works in your area before you spend the $150.

 This is great to learn @Katie Accashian   I just spoke with FF rep yesterday and of course they were heavy on the sales pitch to get me on there.  
We are still looking at deals to buy, (for MTRs), and are looking at properties in Aurora and Denver to catch University post docs/faculty, and all the medical prof's near those areas.  But hearing your expertise is super helpful  as it's relevant to us here as we start our investment journey into MTRs.
Have you had your place 90% rented most of the year, or have you experienced blips in vacancies?   Do you  mind me asking what the size, and bd/ba, of your place is?

Post: Help me analyze this deal

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Thanks for asking @Account Closed !!   

I've never done it, so don't know:
a. How to find info I need (remaining mortgage balance, mortgage payments) to go in with eyes-wide-open and present an excellent solution to the Seller's problem.

b. How to directly speak with Seller (or add the commission of the Seller's agent into my capital outlay to get the deal OR trust that the agent will even bring it to the seller for consideration).
c. Paper work for the deal
d. How to secure private money or a JV deal to make it happen.

And, importantly, fear around my ability to confidently show the Seller that the deal I am proposing is one that CAN help solve their challenge or problem (once I find out what that is!). 

hi Yosef,
You are so generous.
And - Yes! I would. I would love to get on a zoom.

I'm most open in the a.m. before 9:00 or after 4:00 pm Mountain standard.
Feel free to direct message me or call and I'd be happy to help coordinate a call for us.

Post: Newbie looking to take action

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Thank you@Jeff White!

Follow up:

So does my personal track record - including putting my own personal cash (up to &90K in some SFH traditional finance purchases) not count as a performance track record?

And if not, what groups or people do you recommend I talk with regarding private money lending for amounts that would allow me entree into Sub-To deals that require lower capital entree fees?

thanks so much!! 
I hope I meet you soon around Denver some time!

Tanya

Post: Newbie looking to take action

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Thanks for your feedback Jonathon. I appreciate it.

Post: Newbie looking to take action

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Thanks so much @Eric DeNardo - this is just amazing. I'd love to connect.
I feel like just being here has put me in a circle of humans who are about Action and Supporting each of us TO action! :-)
Thank you.

Post: Newbie looking to take action

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Thank you for that @Rene Hosman!  I've learned about that group from Jessica K, but I couldn't find when the next meeting date was anywhere! 
Thank you for sharing it with me.
I'm coming!

Amazing Yosef!  Congratulations! 
I am just starting, and found myself limiting my potential in the same way you did -- saying to myself "I should just start with 2-4 unit multifamily units".
but WHY?
Because I wanted to lower my financial risk.  I was in defensive mode, not OFFENSIVE make-it-happen-BIG mode. :-)
I'm still new, and trying to find partners to help me with up front capital so I can do this, so joined BP for support there. Your journey is an inspiration and helps me believe I can do this.

Post: Newbie looking to take action

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Hi, I'm Tanya Maslach and I'm trying to become a more active real estate investor. What does that mean? ;-)

I have owned and rented SFH since I was in College (I bought my first home, and then lived in it while collecting rent to pay the mortgage and make cash from my roomies.). SInce then it was all traditional purchases (SFH), and rentals.

But for the last decade (!) I've wanted a ratio of faster cash flow (60% of portfolio goal) + more appreciation (40% of portfolio goal) and have been stuck on the "how do I find partners to help with capital down payments/investments?" and "how do I architect creative financing to make the speed and efficiency of my money work smarter?"

I'm scared to death I'll mess this up, (never done this approach before!) and excited by what I see on BP and how so many are making this happen together.
So I'm here to learn who I can partner with, and where I can use my strengths to be of value to sellers and partners in this real estate investment community!

I'm most interested in Sub-to deals, Seller Financing, and BRRR type of deals. The property types I'm most interested in are: Small (2-4 plex) and Large Multifamily.

I have a buy box, but will keep all that offline in case there are people here who are open to talking with me more about this! ;-)
Thank you.