All Forum Posts by: Walker Seid
Walker Seid has started 18 posts and replied 159 times.
Post: Knoxville, TN

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- Boise, ID
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I'm wondering what are the good and bad areas around Maryville. I am going to be renting something short term in the area but am also interested in picking a property up while I'm in town. My properties are 2,000 miles from here.
Post: Multifamily Exit Strategy and Suggestions

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- Boise, ID
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Call Linda Bunker at Caliber home loans. She could most likely push it through.
Post: How can I invest 1 million in SFR's to net a passive 5k a month?

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- Boise, ID
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Go to Idaho. Buy 6 houses. Rent them for 1200/month. Keep them occupied. Collect 5000 after all expenses.
I might be interested. Could you send me pictures and the address?
Post: Executing the BRRR Stragegy

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- Boise, ID
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@Henry Hamby
Post: Richmond TX Property manager

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- Boise, ID
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I have a couple properties in Idaho. That's how I manage them from Texas. It's easy for me. I believe property management is fairly expensive in the Houston area.
Post: Capital gains tax scenario

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- Boise, ID
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It would start when you close on the house.
Post: Richmond TX Property manager

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- Boise, ID
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I say find a good handyman in the area and manage it yourself to avoid all of the cost of the manager.
Post: Owner Occupied Investing in Houston Texas

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- Boise, ID
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You should look around Cinco Ranch area. You might find something in that area for a live in flip.
Save up 20% down and buy the next one. If you have to you can rent out your current house and buy another one to live in. Then you don't have to come up with as much money. You could buy a duplex or fourplex and rent the other units out. That will get you going and give you a way to keep your debt to income ratio down.