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mortgage broker just approved my 2nd house. raining reps in here
Tour just beginning boyos.
Just got the call that a lender has approved for me to buy a second house (a duplex).
Currently own a single family home. This second property will pay for itself and generate roughly $1,000 a month in revenue.
My first investment/income property.
Currently income property owners. I want to hear your experiences
reps all day.
ask me anything.
no pics cuz the deal wont close until I remove all of my offer conditions.
Just got the call that a lender has approved for me to buy a second house (a duplex).
Currently own a single family home. This second property will pay for itself and generate roughly $1,000 a month in revenue.
My first investment/income property.
Currently income property owners. I want to hear your experiences
reps all day.
ask me anything.
no pics cuz the deal wont close until I remove all of my offer conditions.
09-08-2016, 01:21 PM
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congrats bro!
how old are you? are you going to personally manage the property, or hire someone else to do it?
how old are you? are you going to personally manage the property, or hire someone else to do it?
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Originally Posted By All-Star11⏩
GJDM, way to make that money work for you.Tour just beginning boyos.
Just got the call that a lender has approved for me to buy a second house (a duplex).
Currently own a single family home. This second property will pay for itself and generate roughly $1,000 a month in revenue.
My first investment/income property.
reps all day.
ask me anything.
no pics cuz the deal wont close until I remove all of my offer conditions.
Just got the call that a lender has approved for me to buy a second house (a duplex).
Currently own a single family home. This second property will pay for itself and generate roughly $1,000 a month in revenue.
My first investment/income property.
reps all day.
ask me anything.
no pics cuz the deal wont close until I remove all of my offer conditions.
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congrats brah! lemme know if you need an escrow company
also, depending on your spending limit, I may have some buying options for you down here in SoCal if you're interested
also, depending on your spending limit, I may have some buying options for you down here in SoCal if you're interested
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congrats brah
srs question, how difficult is it to have your place officially "set up" as a rental? Like the paperwork/filing with the city and everything, how do you go about getting all that squared away and is it relatively easy or is it something that you have to do every year?
srs question, how difficult is it to have your place officially "set up" as a rental? Like the paperwork/filing with the city and everything, how do you go about getting all that squared away and is it relatively easy or is it something that you have to do every year?
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congrats brah. i'm planning on getting into the rental game eventually too.
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Congrats man, thinking about jumping into the rental game myself...just need more capital before i feel comfortable getting the difference in a loan.
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Mirin so hard, that's my goal.
How hard was it getting approved? Guessing you had a big down payment. Same mortgage lender as the first?
How hard was it getting approved? Guessing you had a big down payment. Same mortgage lender as the first?
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Originally Posted By sgregor249⏩
29. I'll be doing it personally. Going to renovate the units as they become available as well. Snow removal will likely be hired outcongrats bro! how old are you? are you going to personally manage the property, or hire someone else to do it?
Originally Posted By QuadraQuint⏩
It was actually surprising easily.Mirin so hard, that's my goal. How hard was it getting approved? Guessing you had a big down payment. Same mortgage lender as the first?
Both wife and I have amazing credit. (her's is 800, mine is like 760 or something)
I may or may not have cheated on the down payment (I've got 10% in the bank but only 5% is required). It is not the same lender. I recently just refinanced my mortgage with a broker. very good deal and I told him we wanted to get into this buiz as well. Hey made it happen. All I had to do was go view some property and put an offer in.
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Originally Posted By aaron501⏩
Not that much. Got it for $208,000.judging from your location i imagine that property cost a pretty penny
Didn't want the first one to be too crazy. Just in case it turns out to not be for us.
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Originally Posted By aaron501⏩
I can confirm, I live in the same province as op. We get lots of foreign buyers and immigrants.judging from your location i imagine that property cost a pretty penny
Edit ^: Nvm, that's a great price! :O
09-08-2016, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted By All-Star11⏩
It gets fun when tenants decide to not pay rent and sit in the house for months. Why? Cuz they can and the law protects them to do it. Maybe Canadian laws don't do that?Tour just beginning boyos.
Just got the call that a lender has approved for me to buy a second house (a duplex).
Currently own a single family home. This second property will pay for itself and generate roughly $1,000 a month in revenue.
My first investment/income property.
Currently income property owners. I want to hear your experiences
reps all day.
ask me anything.
no pics cuz the deal wont close until I remove all of my offer conditions.
Just got the call that a lender has approved for me to buy a second house (a duplex).
Currently own a single family home. This second property will pay for itself and generate roughly $1,000 a month in revenue.
My first investment/income property.
Currently income property owners. I want to hear your experiences
reps all day.
ask me anything.
no pics cuz the deal wont close until I remove all of my offer conditions.
But srs, good luck. Wish you well.
Are you going to do the maintenance yourself? It can really eat into your profits.
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Originally Posted By _zman⏩
yah i'm aware. That's why I chose a property that makes enough money to pay for another unit if someone decides not to pay.It gets fun when tenants decide to not pay rent and sit in the house for months. Why? Cuz they can and the law protects them to do it.
But srs, good luck. Wish you well.
But srs, good luck. Wish you well.
also, existing tenants have a great record.
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Mirin OP. How many units is it? I would love to have a duplex or small condo to rent out in the future.
Originally Posted By _zman⏩
That's why you have to be ultra-choosy who you let live there.It gets fun when tenants decide to not pay rent and sit in the house for months. Why? Cuz they can and the law protects them to do it. Maybe Canadian laws don't do that?
But srs, good luck. Wish you well.
Are you going to do the maintenance yourself? It can really eat into your profits.
But srs, good luck. Wish you well.
Are you going to do the maintenance yourself? It can really eat into your profits.
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Originally Posted By All-Star11⏩
Tha fuq....?Not that much.Got it for $208,000.
Didn't want the first one to be too crazy. Just in case it turns out to not be for us.
Didn't want the first one to be too crazy. Just in case it turns out to not be for us.
Where do you live exactly? Surely this is nowhere near the GTA.
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Originally Posted By _zman⏩
Ninja edit.Are you going to do the maintenance yourself? It can really eat into your profits.
Yes maintenance will be done by me unless licenses are required (natural gas for example)
I've got lots of experience with house building/renos
Originally Posted By TooAnabolic⏩
It's a duplex but with 3 unitsMirin OP. How many units is it? I would love to have a duplex or small condo to rent out in the future.
2 Bedroom unit in the front
3 Bedroom in the rear
1 Bedroom in the basement
I may or may not convert the basement unit into a 2 bedroom next time it is vacant. We'll see
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Originally Posted By nvrstopworking⏩
Sudbury brahTha fuq....?
Where do you live exactly? Surely this is nowhere near the GTA.
Where do you live exactly? Surely this is nowhere near the GTA.
very north of T.dot. but Rental availability in this city has the prices of rent very high. hence my decision to get into the game.
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Originally Posted By All-Star11⏩
Gotcha. Makes sense then. Good on ya.Sudbury brah
very north of T.dot. but Rental availability in this city has the prices of rent very high. hence my decision to get into the game.
very north of T.dot. but Rental availability in this city has the prices of rent very high. hence my decision to get into the game.
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Originally Posted By TooAnabolic⏩
It's not that simple. You'd be surprised what people do when they lose a job. Right now I'm down 6k on a property and that's if they don't trash it when the sheriff forces them out.Mirin OP. How many units is it? I would love to have a duplex or small condo to rent out in the future.
That's why you have to be ultra-choosy who you let live there.
That's why you have to be ultra-choosy who you let live there.
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We own lots of real estate and used to always just rent out. It only really works if you have a high roi and little to no problems. could have people not paying and having to go to court every week or spending 200k on fixing the roof. The past few years we've been buying apartment complexes, splitting them up, renew them and sell them for a lot more individually, which has been a lot more profitable than just renting out.
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Originally Posted By GraffiZy⏩
mirin'We own lots of real estate and used to always just rent out. It only really works if you have a high roi and little to no problems. could have people not paying and having to go to court every week or spending 200k on fixing the roof. The past few years we've been buying apartment complexes, splitting them up, renew them and sell them for a lot more individually, which has been a lot more profitable than just renting out.
gotta start somewhere tho, right?
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GJ OP man, heading that way myself, just saving a nice deposit for second house.
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