I'm curious what are the steps for vetting potential tenants? What documents did you collect from her? Did you have to do a background check? If so how does that work? I'm really interested in getting my own rental property and need all the guidance I can get.
There are so many different walks of life. It’s sad to witness people who choose to downplay other people’s accomplishments and decided to give ‘constructive criticism’ without first handedly knowing their journey. Having a supportive parent is a blessing as not everyone is privileged to have that - having a parent who is supportive of their children’s financial decisions doesn’t mean they are financially supporting them. Just a thought. Great video - looking forward to the next one!
Your dad walking with you is fire. Having that supportive person to give you the confidence to move plays a big role. What type of remote work do you do to keep up with emergency expenses? Or did you rely on the potential equity in the home?
I really advise you to get one of those portable mics lol. Only brining that up because in different videos I am having to either put my volume ALL the way up to hear you, or in other videos I can put it 50% and hear you. Also I have some questions for you: 1. How and where did you sell your house? like through a website or agent? 2. Did you sell the house as is? or did you need to fix a couple things after the person looked at it and had those things fixed before it was sealed a deal? 3. How much did your pops help you with all this ? Since I know you mentioned he has like 10+ years in the game. 4. Did you sell the house in profit or a loss? if you do not mind me asking of course 5. You mentioned long term, but only lasted 2 years? I am guessing after 2 years you realized that the expenditures on the house was bigger then your income? Did you think that your rental income would overcome that loss from the expenditures? What I think the main lesson we should all learn from? The main mistake made was not checking your pipes or was it not closing your water faucets the day before the freeze or after so that the pipes would not burst? Overall what caused you to lose money in the house was the pipes bursting and having to replace your ceiling along with having to keep up with the expenses and mortgage of the house. I hope you are able to find time to answer all 5 questions for me, I look forward from hearing from you. Also Real Estate is for people who are responsible with their money, have a good amount of money in their bank EVEN AFTER purchasing the house because they know about the unexpected expenses and what not. As long as you got money to BURN and really in it for the long term meaning you are okay with essentially paying the mortgage for x amount of time since you know in the long term you WILL have a tenant that will pay off the rest and make back what you spent on the mortgage. I think you may be a case of someone who just is not meant to be hustling in the Real Estate sector. You thought you had it in you since your pops is basically your HAND OUT....but your pops made you learn it the hard way. Just cause he got the means don't mean he going to hold your hand through it and if it wasn't for the ceiling bursting I am pretty sure you would be flexing your rental house, porsche, and whatever else. TLDR: Learn how to take losses and actually be committed to what you want to do. Not everyone has well off parents they can fall back on, you thought you could have started some RU-vid/Rental income thingy but it did not go so well. Shawty may pivot into the car scene next or she may look for another investment.
Great questions! 1.Realtor 2.Made some repairs 3.Just like any mentor, they can only guide you. Their job is not to fund. 4.Profit 5.Expenditures are inevitable when getting a property, no matter how many years you hold the investment. Quick Timeline: Tenet moved out, put it up for listing, pipes burst, covered the cost to repair, re-listed, minor repairs, sold, on to the next investment. I simply documented the up & down cause your favorite guru using social media to sell a course will only show the wins. 🤷♀️
@@jzylife lol thanks for the reply and I don’t got no fav guru and I for sure will never buy a course in my life. Shoot one thing I will say to you is I appreciate you for keeping it a buck on the RU-vid app, even though you silver spooned you kept it real and continued to post through the ups and downs and still ended up coming out in profit. You might as well just document your pops and show his real estate portfolio/strategy. Regardless you going to inherit it and if you really trying to give game out, give/convince the man an avenue for it. Of course if he open to it…
Very true, but knowing when to let go of an investment that’s costing me more money since purchasing the home is all that I’m doing. I’d rather put it into another investment. Thank you for watching 😊
@@jzylife that's true but your car is also a money pit since its costing you money each month to maintain it and not generating you any income, its going to cost you more than what it would cost to fix your home over time. but like you said you got it like that right ...you will only learn through experience if you dont learn from watching other peoples mistakes..$20,400 a year for a car? in 5 years do the math over 100k ,not including maintenance which could add another 2000-3500 to your bill each year which could've been going towards fixing the house
5 years is a bit out of warranty lol, but I agree. I didn’t buy the car for investment purposes. Selling the home and rolling into another investment is my game plan. That’s what I mean by “if you got it, you got it.” 😊
Hi Jasmine. Got the door storage trays for my 2016 and they are fantastic! Well made and priced. Looks like they came with the car! I'll pass your link to some Macan forums. Thanks!!
Education + experience = knowledge and intelligence. This is a simple as 1+1 = 2. Life is a journey full of lessons. I wish you all the best with your on going journey.
I have 10 Porsche cars including 718 GT4RS. Your car has 2 cabin air filters (one in the engine compartment by the firewall and the second one in/below the glove box. Also, there are 2 engine air filters (one on the left and one on the right next to head light) Very easy to change them. His price is about right per recommended labor estimate (they round up).
in a car meet you don't belong (not as an equal participant, it's a male field). I'm sorry if you think you do, or you should. regardless of what anyone else says, that's not your scene just cuz you bought a car.
No! Don't pay him he's tripping, do it yourself, I have a Porsche Cayenne turbo and I changed my filters and they are not hard to do , sweetheart, I wish I lived near you because I would do it for free and show you how to do it
Cabin filter is on the passenger side under dash. Easy to change. Air filters (two) are located under hood up front on the left and right side of the engine. You'll see how easy they are to replace. Good luck
Hopefully you get your filters sorted out. RU-vid and Google can be your friends. Also you should join a online Porsche club to communicate with other Macan GTS owners.
Your gas is so cheap in US. I have the same car and to fill it from empty in the UK is about £100 pounds, which currently equates to approx $126.35 dollars 😢. Still luv the vids tho - keep ‘em coming 👍
Hell nah 😂 buy the parts, watch a tutorial on RU-vid and do it yourself. Auto Shops are notorious for getting over on women because they assume that you don’t know what you’re doing and you have money to just blow.
Beautiful Car! I just got a 2017 and it has so many damn buttons and features that I don’t know what the heck it does yet. It takes some time to learn how to drive it. At first it wasn’t as fast as I expected either but the more I drive it, the faster I realize it is. Enjoy it, be careful, and congrats!
They wild in these comments 😂 personally I wanna get a panamera one day. Sometimes it’s not about the “best deal” and more about wtf you want. Love the car btw
