All Forum Posts by: Andrew Kennedy

Thanks for hosting it Troy! It was great meeting you and all the others as well.

Hi @Andria Rogers,

I am in Mount Pleasant and always on the lookout for some buy and hold deals. I am interested in single and multi-family. You are correct that Charleston is pretty hot lately and cash flow can be hard to find. "House hacking" as it is referred to around here, is a great way to start though so you are on the right track.

Cheers,

Andrew

Hi @Josef Peek,

Welcome to Bigger Pockets forum. There is a great local REIA if you want to dive in a little more and start networking.

I am looking for buy and hold rental properties all around Charleston and welcome colleagues with which to network. The best of luck as you expand your REI knowledge.

Andrew

Hi @Chris Tiff

I would suggest you follow @Mark Ferguson.  He has a lot of great information and a blog detailing information regarding rental properties and cash flow.

Best of luck!

Andrew

Hi @Greg Schuler,

Welcome to Bigger Pockets. It is a great resource for those on the path to becoming their own boss. Real estate investing can open that door for you. There is a great local REIA if you want to dive in a little more and start networking.

I am looking for buy and hold rental properties all around Charleston and welcome colleagues with which to network.  The best of luck as you expand your knowledge and find your path.

Andrew

I understand the idea of motivated sellers and their need to sell at what anyone with some simple math skills can see as a good deal. Even the seller knows it is a good deal, but they are not investors or investors moving away from that particular property for other motivational reasons. Whenever I see a deal presented by an investor who does invest full time I immediately am skeptical of the deal. I know this is ridiculous, but I always ask myself, if this is really a good deal, why is the seller/investor not figuring out a way to gain a higher profit from the deal by doing whatever it is that I would do once I bought the property. I guess this sounds a lot like I don't understand why anyone would wholesale a deal when there is a larger profit to be made. But not just wholesaling, but as an investor who understands the industry, would you ever let a deal go for a smaller profit even if you had the knowledge, finances, time, etc. to pull more out of the deal. I guess my question is why would any investor let a deal go for less profit other than a conflict with time, knowledge or financing?

Can somebody recommend a great tax accountant who is experienced with stock option exercise strategies in the Charleston SC area?

What are some legitimate (non guru) national rei conferences out there?