All Forum Posts by: Jason W.

@Joe Homs The SFH I bought in 2014 has been a rental since 2016. Therefore 1031 is the only way for me to defer those capital gains.

Hello BP! I am located in Southern California. In order to take advantage of the current market, I am deciding whether to sell my SFH Southern California property I bought in 2014 and do a 1031. As you know, the California market is saturated and is very difficult to get good positive cash flow. If I do decide to 1031, I would like to look for high growth opportunities (residential or commercial) in other states. I haven't done thorough research yet but a few options that I looked into are: Philly, Memphis, Nashville, or Austin.

Any suggestion is appreciated!

Hi Antonio,

Please send Brooklyn property info to [email protected].

Thanks.

Welcome to BP Sheree!

I am also from Orange County and working in the technology sector as well. As an starting investor, I am looking to network with other investors as well.

Hello! 

Thank you for taking the time to read my question. I am currently a beginner in real estate investing, but trying to learn as much as I can to increase my knowledge in this area.

I have acquired one property previously (primary residence, now a rental). I am hoping to slowly acquire more properties in the near future. My question is, should I form an LLC to do so? This will provide me with liability protection.

Thank you!

Hello, looking for investor friendly real estate agent in Orange County, California. 

Open to buy and hold and flips.

Thanks.

@Aaron Norris and @Cian Feehan. Thank you for your feedbacks. There are a lot of risks if a major repair is needed during rental.

I am considering turning it into a flip as well.

Property prices in Orange County are very pricey. Maybe I should be looking into a cheaper area to buy for rental.

Hello, I am a novice real estate investor and looking for some feedbacks for this current SFH deal in Orange County, California area.

• Purchase price - $815000, 20% down
• The property has one of the lowest price tags in the community.
• Will be used as a rental property after purchase.
• Cash on cash return ~ 1% per year.
• It's very difficult to get positive cash flow in this area.
• Rental Property Calculation

My hope is to wait for the property's value to increase since the comparables in the neighborhood are all above this price.