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That NoVA area is SIGNIFICANTLY different from the rest of the state. It's basically South DC.
Close friends just bought there for 1.4 - it’s always funny MD vs VA and which way people go
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That NoVA area is SIGNIFICANTLY different from the rest of the state. It's basically South DC.
U givin me the simplest answers/insight possible lol thanks anyway though.
I mean what are you trying to hear exactly? Real estate isn't really rocket science. Arlington is probably one of the more well to do areas on the whole east coast. Also pretty transient so people always coming and going looking for rentals.U givin me the simplest answers/insight possible lol thanks anyway though.
Not a ton of multi-units here. A lot of investors are buying up multiple rowhomes/townhouses and then placing Section 8 tenants in there for guaranteed money. Could also buy in some of the more expensive neighborhoods, but beware that a lot of newer apartment buildings have popped up in the last couple years and is making it tougher for the rowhome landlords in those neighborhoods.
I mean what are you trying to hear exactly? Real estate isn't really rocket science.
Lol i'm talking in general. Not coming at you. Calm down.This wasn't necessary bro plus my response was directed at dude who was just hitting me with one word responses, not you.
I know this isn't rocket science. Hop off your pedestal for a min. I simply asked would the listing I showed be a good investment in the long/short term and/or both.
Simple, or what I felt was simple, insight was all I was looking for. Be easy.
I'm calm. Thanks for your help.
lol I'm good bro. Thanks though.
Think about who you envision renting your place. For instance, I have a couple units near big colleges so for those, how close is public transit, walkability, are there nearby restaurants or bars, etc. Whereas for my places in the suburbs, I envision more families so are there parks nearby, how safe is it to walk, are the streets well lit, and things like that.Based off the experience you all have, what are some things to look for when deciding what to buy and what not to buy?
I know the basics, like price and location, but outside of that, I feel I'd be hoping in a blender with a bunch of different ingredients that I'm not too aware of.
I wanna make money, or more money I should say, but do it the smart way, with minimal L's.
Also consider the clientele. You have high ranking military officers (O-6s and up) with family constantly rotating in and out. Their housing allowance is absurd combined with guaranteed occupancy. We haven’t even touched on contractors and other high paying private firms.Thanks for dropping some knowledge on the VA market. Had no idea. Had me shocked initially looking at the prices.
Sorry bro been traveling today with the family.sneakaprince you seem like a cat who about your business and know what you're talking about. What would stop you from hoping on this? I've been eying but reluctant to hop out there.
I need a multifamily under my belt though. ASAP.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1221-N-Utah-St-Arlington-VA-22201/12074853_zpid/
Who y’all use for lending?
Big banks? Credit unions? Private lenders? Or who ever your trusted mortgage broker find for y’all…
I’m about to run a risk with chase for this mortgage…
Any info is welcomed
Go for it if you could afford it.sneakaprince you seem like a cat who about your business and know what you're talking about. What would stop you from hoping on this? I've been eying but reluctant to hop out there.
I need a multifamily under my belt though. ASAP.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1221-N-Utah-St-Arlington-VA-22201/12074853_zpid/
That’s going rate.That's hella expensive for VA wtf, scrolling down saw a 400k 1 bedroom condo. Had no idea VA asking for these type of prices. No way is the average income there that high.
I was looking at a building in Brooklyn with eight 1-2 bedroom units for 2 mil
I keep hearing that...
Also consider the clientele. You have high ranking military officers (O-6s and up) with family constantly rotating in and out. Their housing allowance is absurd combined with guaranteed occupancy. We haven’t even touched on contractors and other high paying private firms.
Probably one of the safest markets to rent out if you have the capital to buy.
Who y’all use for lending?
Big banks? Credit unions? Private lenders? Or who ever your trusted mortgage broker find for y’all…
I’m about to run a risk with chase for this mortgage…
Any info is welcomed
Mortgage broker but I still think it pays to shop around for 30 days once they take a hard pullWho y’all use for lending?
Big banks? Credit unions? Private lenders? Or who ever your trusted mortgage broker find for y’all…
I’m about to run a risk with chase for this mortgage…
Any info is welcomed