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Hi folks, I have 6.5yrs of experience in Java, Springboot, Microservices. Does anyone have any idea about Optum Global Solutions, Hyderabad. I was told that the Project which I will be assigned to is an IVR application responsible for middleware services and the shift will be from 2 pm-12 am. Any idea which project is it going to be and how is the work going to be? Do they expect us to extend beyond 12 am on a regular basis?
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You decide you want to do it and then buy a house and go from there
Actually, it is just about that easy. Can’t afford to do so where you live? Find a market you can afford, contact some agents, do your research, and start making offers.
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- save money
- find property
- buy property
- find tenant
- collect rent
That’s about it.
As others mentioned, the safest and easiest way to start is buying a property for you to live in and renting part of it to others - whether a multi unit or rooms within a SF. Get the motions down around how you handle certain issues and build a cash pile. Then turn it into a full rental and continue to refine the motion. Then scale
Bigger pockets helps as a newbie to get your base down. Just don’t take their rah rah attitude about how easy it is as the truth
I invest in fractional RE through Lofty.ai They allow to invest in RE in increments of $50.
It’s fine. Have been averaging about 7-8% return from the rent plus if I sell tokens the profit on FMV appreciation. It’s like owning investment RE property but at a much lower entry point and without the hustle of looking for property to buy, maintaining it and taking all the risk onto myself. Here I share the risk with others and also learn from others from the telegram chat about the properties and RE in general. It’s been fun. As for taxes, I do my own taxes. Understandably the more properties one invests in the more K-1s one will receive and if buying selling tokens one has to track tax basis. Doesn’t affect me much as I work in tax and I invest into few properties rather than many.
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I started when I was 24 my buying a house I lived in and renting out the other rooms to local law students. Eventually I rented out the whole house. Eventually sold that and used it to buy a vacation home to use as a short term rental.
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Before I was doing just roommate type rentals so I could still have control. I am moving towards full rentals now. I just got with my attorney to draft the contract. I have a place in mind that I am going to scout and buy at but I am still doing research. This area is far from me so I am getting a realtor to help me. I am a realtor myself but I am not an expert in that particular area. It’s fine to get a realtor. Sellers pay buying agents anyway.
I started by converting my home into a rental after buying a new home.
Lived in property, got roommates to cover most of the mortgage, moved to new house but kept old as rental. Did a 1031 exchange to sell rental for bigger better rental. I’ve found that the cash flow isn’t a lot but the write offs and accumulated equity is significant. You can also move into your rental eventually and sell your occupied house without capital gains.
https://www.expert1031.com/TEE-Shots/tue-06162009-0000/moving-your-1031-property
Ok. I’m totally different here. I found a strip mall and redeveloped it. With investors. My best friend got into student housing in a college town. To me, the last thing I’d do is buy a house and rent it out. Multifamily in a good area and favorable political climate makes a lot more sense. In my view, at least. But you can’t beat straight up corporate with NNN leases.
What do the numbers look like for this?
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I bought my first rental for my child to live in at college. But it’s work and my private real estate funds seem like a much easier way to invest in real estate.
I am living in an owner-occupied duplex. I have the whole house right now but aim to short&mid-term rent the upstairs unit to generate income for deferred improvements (roof, windows, siding) over the next couple of years.
Two of my kids are also in owner occupied duplexes and in each case they have not had to make their mortgage payments themselves: the tenant’s rent completely covers it.