All Forum Posts by: Anna Hamann

Hi @Marco Santarelli

Thank you for  your post. I did read those two, thank you for the tip and I found them really helpful. I have friends who live in Dallas and who owned a condo in BK, I sold it for them last year and for the money they got from a sale, they were able to invest in Dallas area and double the CF compared with what they were getting in BK. It was pretty convincing for me:) I hear here and there that Dallas is great, but has low vacancy. I also tried to navigate the are and find out the neighborhoods. Any neighborhoods you can recommend in DFW? Appreciate your response! 

@Account Closed

Welcome Ananda! 

I would love to! Good idea, we can share the thoughts and knowledge.

@Adam K.

Just saw your message about Prospect Lefferts Gardens actually. I love the nighborhood, it is getting so much attention now and the prices have gone up there within the last few years. I am glad for you, I would move in that hood myself! I guess this is one of the few in BK where you could still get a good deal. Thank you for sharing the info and for the insight

@Hamish Odiean Jr

yeah it can be tough, i am an agent in BK myself. good luck in trying. Which are are you looking in?

@Ali Boone - thank you for the post and support!  where do you invest yourself? can you recommend hoods in Philly and Dallas that you think make sense? 

@Matt Rosas - i meant to say Taxes are too high, even though prices are too:) 

@Matt Rosas

Yeah I like that about NYC. I think the prices are still to high here, and they can eat away a lot of your c/f. If you only own 2-3 family brownstone somewhere in BK, you are not making that much, and it is even hard to save up. That is why I think I do not want to start here. It is a a different game when you get in to apartment complexes in NY, it makes much more sense to me if I were to invest in NYC.

@Adam K. - thank you for the tip, i was actually wondering how its done, and how other people get it highlithed in blue.

congrats on your deal, sounds awesome! I agree with you on appreciation point, I see it a lot  working with many  BK landlords, since I am an agent myself. There is also less risk here when the market crashes, as it happened in 2008. Yes, rents did go down for a year or two, but not as much as in other states.  There is some great forced appreciation happeneing in Bed Stuy Brooklyn. And I would love to buy in BK, but the prices are way too high for me personally:) 

Hello Sijie Wang I have a connection in DFW area of Texas. he is a member at BP as well. His name is Adam Wright, you can also search him on BP. If that's the area you interested in, you should message him. He has been very helpful so far.

Larry Fried

I did check that already and liked it a lot!

Thank you for your message. I did set up key words alerts as well!