Maxwell Sandquist Top real estate agent in Lincoln

Maxwell Sandquist

Nebraska Realty
7 Years of Experience
(5)
$4M
Total Sales Last Year
7
Years of Experience
43
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$215.9K
Average Price Point

    About Maxwell Sandquist

    Meet Maxwell Sandquist, the Real Estate Professional at Nebraska Realty who is extensively qualified to assist you in your real estate related endeavors. His diverse experience in construction and customer service empowers him with an intimate understanding of homes and the skill to negotiate on your behalf, ensuring the best possible outcome! Maxwell's services extend to both buyers and sellers alike, providing expert guidance along every step of the real estate journey--from market trends and home searches to contract negotiations and inspections--resulting in successful and stress-free closings. #MoveWithMax
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Nebraska - # 20190104
    Designation

    Real Estate Investing

    Seniors Real Estate Specialist

    Top Producer

    Seller Representative Specialist

    Licensed Realtor

    REALTOR

    Specialties

    • Sellers
    • Buyers
    • Residential Property

    Awards

    • rewards

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Bennet, NE

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    Answered Questions

    What is house hacking?

    House hacking involves purchasing a multi-family property and occupying one of the units. The rent from the other unit(s) helps offset the mortgage payment. Traditional financing limits the property to a maximum of 4 units while being owner occupied. A property that has over 4 units requires commercial or private lending at 20% down even if you do occupy a unit. Depending on your location the rent rates may offset the mortgage completely, but that is becoming much more rare with all the post-covid appreciation/inflation, especially if you are occupying 1 of the units. In general a duplex will help offset the mortgage, a triplex might break even, and a 4 plex should break even. There are lots of other variables and factors. Generally for wealth building the owner lives in the oldest and most outdated unit while making updates and/or capital improvements. After the 1st unit is done the owner can move into other units as tenants leave to do update and add equity until all units have been updated. I'd love to discuss more strategies with you if you are interested as I have done this with my own 4 plex.

    Answered by Maxwell Sandquist | Nashville | 50 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 week ago

    Contact Information

    Location

    7321 Plaza CtLincoln, NE, 68516

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