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Check out this amazing off-market quadruplex in Saint Petersburg, FL! This property features four 1-bedroom, 1-bath units, each with walk-in closets, washer/dryer, and private patios. It is located at 1740 and 1750 13th Avenue North and offers a total living area of 2,386 sq ft. The projected monthly rent is $1,667 per unit. Listing price is $798,000. Perfect for investors looking for a turnkey property with strong rental demand and great appreciation potential. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!

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Hi Josh, 

if you are still looking for someone to connect with the Tampa area may I suggest @Jorge Vazquez He is an experienced investor and is very knowledgeable about the area and specializes in assisting other investors. 

Good luck to you 

Hi Mya, 

Would love to connect, I work with investors, helping them find financing options for their properties. 

look forward to connecting. 

Hi Ehud

i would definitely consider Florida, a lot of different areas to choose from with property that will fit what you are looking for. May I suggest reaching out to someone who is familiar with the market and that has a tremendous amount of experience and knowledge. @Jorge Vazquez would be happy to connect with you, he is a seasoned investor and owns many properties in Florida. 

Good luck 

Vanessa 

Hi Ali, 

The good news is because you have experience there are loan products designed especially for investors that require NO personal income or tax returns. These are business loans that look at the income from the property, and as long as it covers your PITI, your credit score and reserves . You need to find a lender that does the mix use properties. I deal with several, the down size is you will definitely need to come up with 20-30% down with these loans but the terms are very favorable.

please feel free to reach out if you have any other questions or concerns. Happy to help. 

Hi Josh, 

Congratulations on your move, love Texas, I have family there. House Hacking is a great way to start, however you do need to live in the property. If you have 20-25% to put down you can certainly use a DSCR loan to buy your first investment property. This type of loan is popular as it does not require any personal income. You buy the property in an Entity, you must have at least 3-6 months or reserves. The better your credit score the better the rate. If you have any other questions or concerns feel free to reach out any time.

Good luck 

Hi Diana,

I know how tough it can be to manage remote real estate investments. I suggest reaching out to @Jorge Vazquez He's been in the Tampa market for over 20 years and has a stellar reputation for helping investors. Jorge's team of investor-friendly realtors and detailed inspectors ensure transparency in every deal. They manage everything from property search to closing and provide comprehensive updates, including video walkthroughs. Additionally, their property management team takes care of tenant screenings and maintenance. Jorge is always available to assist if you need any help.

Best, 

Hi Hunter,

Would be happy to assist, there are many options for you to choose from. Feel free to reach out. 

Good luck 

Hi Greg, 

Sorry to hear about, but not surprising, condos have become a bit more challenging with financing. Going the hard money route also comes with it's own challenges, most lenders I deal with want a minimum loan amount of 100-150k, even for short term rehab loans. There are IO DSCR loans but the property needs to meet the required ratio. Private money may be an option, with those the interest rates are much higher.

Would be happy to help, feel free to reach out. 

Good luck 

Hi Matt, 

House hacking is very popular with beginners. You said you are ready to move on with another one, so are you keeping the current as a rental property? If you are, you can refinance it into a DSCR. Also is you purchase say a duplex and plan to live in one unit you can use the income from the second unit as long as there is a tenant with a 12 month history. You have some options definitely since you have experience. Feel free to reach out to me if you have more questions, we can talk about those options.

Good luck