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Old 04-14-2008, 07:40 PM   #1
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Investment: So you have $10-20k and...

you are balancing out buying a new house. While you have some new projects moving forward that you budgeted for in 2008. You have some left over green. The objective is to add, or build more wealth. Stock market madness is not an option.

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always fun to invest in new projects (lord knows i think of a million things a day), but i'd hold on to the $ while attacking those unfinished projects

i suppose sitting on it doesn't really meet your objective directly, but in the long run when you're all done... it does

then again, are we ever done? hehe
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always fun to invest in new projects (lord knows i think of a million things a day), but i'd hold on to the $ while attacking those unfinished projects

i suppose sitting on it doesn't really meet your objective directly, but in the long run when you're all done... it does

then again, are we ever done? hehe
Very true mate.

The main projects at hand are redesigns to existing. Although I am starting on some bigger things, however, they are 2-5 year projects as I build the pieces. However, more than enough budgeted to cover that.

My thoughts were to maybe pick up an apartment building to two so I could have some more revenue coming in, and building up capital in the meantime. Something more "tangible" to the banks.

The virtual is good, and luckily for me, I used to work with the bank manager at my credit union back in the college days. So I do not get a lot of "internet grief" types of questions. Compared to my normal bank. But... I am looking for some more "tangible" or traditional things banks like to see to keep building wealth.
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really, can you buy a house for only 10-20k in the us??? how nice would it be???
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no way would I buy a new house yet.. the prices aren't bottomed yet.
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Where are you picking up apartment buildings (or 2) with a $10-20k down payment? or did I read it wrong?
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Where are you picking up apartment buildings (or 2) with a $10-20k down payment? or did I read it wrong?
You can get 3-4 units here (SW MI) fairly inexpensive. There is a nice selection of low, and higher end multi-units available. Some $70-80k and others $150-200k. Just depends on the areas. No, not the ghettos. I am talking about some of the smaller towns, or suburbs, from here.
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rentals. Everyone is losing their homes to the bank and government they will need a place to live.
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no way would I buy a new house yet.. the prices aren't bottomed yet.
Yeah. I keep thinking the same. They say 12-24 more months and a "maybe". But I do not want to live in my same place this year (no central air).

So I am thinking of getting a nice place, nothing over the top, but something with central air and more space. Fix it up a bit, and rent it out in a year or two. I do not plan on staying in this area, and the house I buy now will not be a house I stay in more than 3 years. I am looking at moving to the west coast, at least 6 months of the year, in the next 3-5.

But I need more space, and central air. Maybe I'll rent a nice place, and buy up some investment/rental property in the meantime. Just kicking some ideas around on how others are reinvesting.
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Very true.

I kept hearing the stories about the foreclosures and shit in the bigger cities. But now when I drive around scoping property. I see more of those notices in the windows of places. I'd guess 2-3 in 10 have those notices now.

Kinda scary when it hits the smaller mid west cities.

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really, can you buy a house for only 10-20k in the us??? how nice would it be???
Down payment hoss.

Yes. You can still get a $200k house for $3k down here. 30 year fixed.

No, I do not live in Detroit. And before you think $200 is a bread box. It's a 4-5 bedroom, 2-3 bathroom type house. Again, depending on which part of the city you are in.

We are not talking about New York, and LA. This is mid-market midwest realty.
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I am very interested in investing in some type of reality also. Would like to know more about picking up a small complex of apartments.. I am only 20, possibly in the next 5 or so years
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I am very interested in investing in some type of reality also. Would like to know more about picking up a small complex of apartments.. I am only 20, possibly in the next 5 or so years

lol!!!!!! you are only 20... and you have been here since 2003... haha... you were 15 when you started with this!
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My business partner started out that way. While working at Pfizer (formerly Upjohn) he had bought 3 rentals, while renting somewhere else, before he bought his first house.

He then bought a cabin on the lake, and has been rebuilding it for 8-10 years. Last year it was appraised at over $500k. Nice little investment.

While I am single, have no kids, and a lot of extra money. I am looking for some ideas outside of the normal things I am thinking. But also in the market of tangibles. When you go to a traditional bank, you run into more questions about income when you are "self employed" and do not own shit they can take.

Seems the name of the game in getting bigger and better loans is they look at your income,.. "yeah that's great and dandy", and next look at what you own. I have had car dealers, and loan officers both tell me that being self employed, but with property, will open more doors than just the money, and being able to prove it.

It's not so much an issue now, but the first couple of years when I first started doing online full time I ran into that time, and again.
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Dude he's in Michigan you can buy a whole house in Detroit for $100.. for $10k he could probably buy the whole street.
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Dude he's in Michigan you can buy a whole house in Detroit for $100..
Sad but true. Old college roommate is homeland security over in Detroit. He said that many houses are selling for ultra cheap. Assuming they have not had all the plumbing, and wiring ripped out and sold.





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for $10k he could probably buy the whole street.
Not the whole street, but you throw $5k down on a four unit, and you can snap up a few of them for $20k. Depending on the area of town/city you are looking at.

I am sure if you went up to the hood, you could prolly snap up some nice deals. But I'm not interested in that. Old business partner tried that, and said it ended up costing more in time, and effort than it was worth. Best to stick to smaller towns, or better neighborhoods.
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$100 doesnt even cover the taxes on a house for a month in detroit. you can get a total shitbox for 2-4k in the ghetto though.
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$100 doesnt even cover the taxes on a house for a month in detroit. you can get a total shitbox for 2-4k in the ghetto though.
Bring in more casinos.

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Only if I lived in Ann Arbor where they FINE you for smoking it in public (like S.F. I hear).

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You can get 3-4 units here (SW MI) fairly inexpensive. There is a nice selection of low, and higher end multi-units available. Some $70-80k and others $150-200k. Just depends on the areas. No, not the ghettos. I am talking about some of the smaller towns, or suburbs, from here.
I just hit you up on ICQ, where the hell are you? I'm in SW MI LOL might be interested in working with you on some shit ;) its always nice to have some people actually in the area to do shit with.
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always fun to invest in new projects (lord knows i think of a million things a day), but i'd hold on to the $ while attacking those unfinished projects

i suppose sitting on it doesn't really meet your objective directly, but in the long run when you're all done... it does

then again, are we ever done? hehe
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Yes there are.

I can't speak to all of Michigan, but I know around here I have seen property dropping anywhere from $20-70k since last summer. Also more of those foreclosed stickers in windows.
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Definitely invest into real estate. I know how it is when you have a million ideas during the day, start working on some of them and then realize you are wasting too much time and need to finish your old projects and then your head explodes.

God I need to focus on fewer things...
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you are balancing out buying a new house. While you have some new projects moving forward that you budgeted for in 2008. You have some left over green. The objective is to add, or build more wealth. Stock market madness is not an option.

Do you take your extra money and...

1. Start more website project(s) you have been meaning to get around to.
2. Invest in rental property (mainly multi-unit)
3. Insert your Suggestion (other than giving it to you, or wiping with it).

Fire away.
Rental properties definitely. With all the coming for closures there will be no shortage of "good" renters.
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I drove threw the local ghetto and man its getting bad....so many boarded up houses. Maybe we should invest in plywood...pfff
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10-20k is nothing here... most people pay that just in fees (closing costs,lawyer,etc,etc) when they buy a house
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i live 2 miles from detroit and crime is really low here, basically you cross one road and its like night and day. it depends on the police in your city. if i call the cops they show up in a few minutes, if you call them in detroit they might show up within the hour if you're lucky.
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I'm presuming you guys have decent rental management companies over in the US? I'm going to be selling my apartment here and will have a fair chunk of change to invest...
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Buying a house and investing in rental properties with $10-20k... Am I missing something? Might be able to invest in a used truck.
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10-20k is nothing here... most people pay that just in fees (closing costs,lawyer,etc,etc) when they buy a house
Or moving expenses! I spent close to $10k (about $8k) just moving to another province and back last month.
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You can get some kind of property for $10k only???????????????????????????????????
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Old 04-15-2008, 04:12 PM   #42
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I have had great success with stocks. I would invest in a couple I know of tomorrow if I had another 20k to spend!




Don't forget, if you buy "rental" property, the lending institutions will force you to put down 20% of the purchase price AND your loan for the other 80% will be at a higher interest rate. This is because "investment" properties are higher risk than residential purchases.


Since you don't really have all that much $$$ to work with, the perfect plan for you might be to just buy a place for you to live for a while with the plan of eventually moving out and then renting it out.


Buying a residence, you will get the best interest rate that will be available to you on your loan, and you can get in for NO money down. You will still have the majority of your 20k to do whatever you want with - AND - ****after one year of living there, you can move out and begin renting it out (without having to find 20% and you can keep your 30 year fixed with the low rate you got at purchase).


Then take that 20k and invest it (for the time you are living in this property) and then later, use it for a down payment (or whatever) on a new residential property when you move out of your current unit! Remember to save enough of that 20k for those months when you don't have a tenant and other odd emergencies that pop up.

If you remain local to your rental property, you can probably manage it yourself. But, be prepared for an occasional call about a clogged toilet or a leaky something or other. If you move away from your rental property, or if you do not want to be bothered with calls from your tenants, pay a company to manage your property. It will cost a bit, but I bet you can find a small company that will give you a reasonable deal.
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Old 04-15-2008, 04:27 PM   #43
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Buy a 4-plex if you can but be aware that real estate is not a quick deal. If you are moving somewhere else just wait and buy something there. No need to rush it and why manage something long distance???
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Old 04-15-2008, 05:28 PM   #44
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I drove threw the local ghetto and man its getting bad....so many boarded up houses. Maybe we should invest in plywood...pfff
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Old 04-15-2008, 05:34 PM   #45
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Buying a house and investing in rental properties with $10-20k... Am I missing something?
Apparently.

You might wanna get that credit score up, and talk to a financial adviser. Or shop in better real estate markets.

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Old 04-15-2008, 05:34 PM   #46
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Or moving expenses! I spent close to $10k (about $8k) just moving to another province and back last month.
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You can get some kind of property for $10k only???????????????????????????????????
Down payment old chap.

I covered this earlier. See above.
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Invest it in a high interest bank account, and just let it sit there for a few years, thats what I would do anyway
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Don't forget, if you buy "rental" property, the lending institutions will force you to put down 20&#37; of the purchase price AND your loan for the other 80% will be at a higher interest rate. This is because "investment" properties are higher risk than residential purchases.
15%, and yes. Mortgage broker told me to expect the higher interest rate.

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Since you don't really have all that much $$$ to work with, the perfect plan for you might be to just buy a place for you to live for a while with the plan of eventually moving out and then renting it out.
Exactly. However, the $20k is actually money over buying a primary residence. Extra money to play with. Not needed for house. Already have that covered in pre-approval.


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If you remain local to your rental property, you can probably manage it yourself. But, be prepared for an occasional call about a clogged toilet or a leaky something or other. If you move away from your rental property, or if you do not want to be bothered with calls from your tenants, pay a company to manage your property. It will cost a bit, but I bet you can find a small company that will give you a reasonable deal.
I still have friends, and family local. Some of who already have/run rentals. As well as the business partner who has some 40+ properties, and also runs his friend's properties in SW MI as a "management". So I have that covered.
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Buy a 4-plex if you can but be aware that real estate is not a quick deal. If you are moving somewhere else just wait and buy something there. No need to rush it and why manage something long distance???
Nope. It's a long term investment. More importantly, it's a TANGIBLE asset for the bank. So less grief when I want to buy things. (Internet guru always gets you a weird face) Even though you can show you cash on paper and in tax returns. They seem to like that you have assets.

However, if you have rentals, you can count 75&#37; of the income for future properties, and investments toward you income. Assuming you have them signed leases. Which is a nice bonus when you are trying to boost your bottom line.

Furthermore, rentals allow for more write offs. Especially on your fixer upper.
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