All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

@Jeff Wallenius - I'll take a look at your website and see if there's anything there that I might be interested in. Thanks for the reply. Jeff.

@Ali Boone - Thanks for the articles, Ali. Read 'em...very helpful.

@Nicholas Abramo - Got it! Using TKs to begin building a team for later investments seems viable as long as someone knows they want to be in a particular market. Something for me to consider for sure.

@Tom Ott - I'm definitely looking to hire a property manager sooner than later, but right now the cons of TKs are outweighing the pros.

@Matt R.- That makes sense, Matt. I really want to use SFR as a stepping stone to MFR and I don't want to be years out before starting on the multis. I want these first few investments to really catapult me to the next level and I can see how most TKs would not do that.

@Andrew Johnson-  Good stuff, Andrew. Really appreciate the detail. Barring significant appreciation, it's clear that the cost to sell would rule out most TKs given my goals.

Thanks for the link, @Larry Fried, I will take a look!

Alex Martin Google Trombe wall.

Hey BP -- I'm moving toward my first residential investment property and weighing the pros and cons of out-of-state turnkeys. I don't imagine investing with turnkeys long-term and so I'm wondering how others have used them as a stepping stone to more lucrative opportunities. Assuming that I find a solid turnkey provider in a solid market, what should I be thinking about with regard to exit strategies? Has anyone been successful with anything other than cash flow? I don't want to start with turnkeys and find out 5 years later that they're dead weight. If you are a turnkey provider, please refrain from chiming in on this one. You'll get your turn. :) Much appreciated!

Ben Winchester You might be able to find a HML that you could lend to. Sometimes they have pooled funds that will allow you to get your money out relatively quick.

Elliott Hamdeed Dude, follow this guy's lead! Wish I would've known about house-hacking when I was your age. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/becoming-a-landlord-the-easy-way/

Chris Breezy wish I would've known that happiness would never be found in my circumstances. FINALLY learned that lesson at the age of 30.

Hello,

I'm looking for a high-integrity general contractor in Pueblo who has a proven track record of delivering quality residential rehab projects on time and on budget. GC must be reliable (along with his/her subcontractors) and must prioritize clear and responsive communication.

Please PM me if you know or are one.

Thanks!

Hello,

I'm looking for a high-integrity RE agent who knows (and is actively working in) Pueblo's SFR market. Please PM me if you know or are one.

Thanks!

I think I hear @Robert Herrera saying I told ya so.

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