166 - Past Project with Michelle Moyer

<p>Researching Refis</p> <p> </p> <p>We have Jen's friend, Michelle Moyer on the episode today discussing the ins and outs of refinancing a portfolio loan. Listen in as she shares how she found a 4-unit portfolio in Charleston that was cash-flowing on day one! Now she is refinancing to get some cash out and the appreciation will blow your mind! Other topics discussed include barndominiums and modular homes. This is a fun episode!</p> <p>Born in the quaint town of Gibbsboro in South Jersey, Michelle Moyer’s early days were marked<br /> by the charming company of horses, chickens, a dog and a cat. Over the years, Michelle has<br /> lived up and down the East Coast, from Daytona Beach, to North Carolina, and then to Central<br /> Florida, where she stayed until her late 20s.</p> <p>Seeking broader horizons and diverse experiences, Michelle decided to move to Los Angeles.<br /> There, she honed her culinary skills, earned a degree at Le Cordon Bleu, and ventured into<br /> television, producing award-winning food shows. Michelle&#39;s personal life took a delightful turn in 2017 when she met her now-husband Eric. Their relationship seemed preordained, especially upon discovering Eric would be stationed in Jacksonville, FL, coincidentally where Michelle's father and sister's family lived.</p> <p><br /> She and her husband Eric started their real estate company, Hooked Property Solutions in 2019<br /> in Jacksonville, FL. Professionally, Michelle has carved out a niche in the real estate sector by<br /> building modular homes in Western NC selling some of them and turning others into short term<br /> vacation rentals.</p> <p><br /> She continues building a portfolio alongside her husband Eric that boasts over 30 rehabs, 18<br /> land purchases, 6 new builds, 7 long-term and 4 short-term rentals, in addition to building a<br /> Barndominium. Michelle&#39;s keen eye for aesthetics shines through, as she passionately selects<br /> distinctive design elements for their homes. As they're constructing another short-term rent