All Forum Posts by: Ankush Bhargava

Quote from @Ben Howard:

Hello Ankush, I just posted on another BP Sacramento region thread with the same question. I have had investor clients tell me that they are happy with Tiner Property Management.

 Thank you, I'll take a look.

Quote from @Ranjit Sandhu:

Quote from @Ankush Bhargava:

Hello friends,

I am looking for your recommendations on a great property manager for my single family home in Rocklin, CA. 

I have short-listed a few based on Yelp/Google, and will begin interviewing them this week. But suggestions here are often most valuable!

Thank you!

Google RNB property management in Rocklin off lonetree blvd. 

Thanks Ranjit. Yes, i saw that name in another one of your posts I think :)
What are key reasons you recommend them?

Hello friends,

I am looking for your recommendations on a great property manager for my single family home in Rocklin, CA. 

I have short-listed a few based on Yelp/Google, and will begin interviewing them this week. But suggestions here are often most valuable!

Thank you!

Gotcha - will explore that next time. 

I dropped my plan for this property - we came to conclusion that we were not ready for this big an investment, as we are just starting out. 

This thread answers so many questions for a noob like me - I only started on this learning journey about a month ago, but already feel confident having drunkt he cool-aid :D Thanks to everyone who contributed. And great to hear the positive notes on REI Nation - I am planning to talk soon.

When investing out of state, what tips do you have on initial plan / what conversation to have with REI?

(disclaimer - I purchased the David Greene - long distance real estate investing, but not done reading it)

Hello all, i am taking my first step towards house-hacking. Evaluating a property with SFH in the front and 3 unit apartment in the rear. All are currently leased. And I plan to occupy the SFH after purchase. This is in the bay area, and cost is $3.3M.

Am i reasonable to assume i can get the residential loan with 20% down?  I talked to Wells fargo, and they do max $2M load with 30% down, so doesn't work for me. Same for Chase on the downpayment.