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All Forum Posts by: Kevin Auyong

Kevin Auyong has started 19 posts and replied 199 times.

Post: HOT - WARM - COLD WHERE'S YOUR MARKET?

Kevin AuyongPosted
  • Marietta, Ga
  • Posts 202
  • Votes 118
Originally posted by @Matt R.:

Nice timing Kevin. So that's in close form to $7000 a month delayed cash flow from one rental. Sounds like a home run however you want slice it. We could be 12 to 36 months from some kind of correction but it will be interesting to see if that 350ker ends up at 450k and how much it corrects when all is said and done. 

 Matt, I thought about holding off for a few months because I wouldn't be surprised if it is $450K like you say  by Summer. But I thought I should just take my gains now and not look back. 

I remember I bought some stock years go for $18K. Within a few months I sold it for $32K. Of course 4 days later I could have sold it for $36K. A friend of mine was greedy and stayed in thinking it would go up even more. In the end the stock became worthless and he wound up with nothing.

Another friend had about $400K in stock. It went up to 2.5 million within a few years. He sat because he thought he could get to 5 million. Today it is worth about $270K

I guess the lesson is you really need to decide how much money you want to make and how much risk you will take.

I d think we are going to see a leveling off after this summer, maybe  step back. But then again what do I know. I thought this house would only go up 5% a year. I was okay with that because I paid cash for it and was getting an 11% return. But when it doubled the return was now only 5% so I decided to sell and but elsewhere.

Post: HOT - WARM - COLD WHERE'S YOUR MARKET?

Kevin AuyongPosted
  • Marietta, Ga
  • Posts 202
  • Votes 118

Bay area in Ca is insane. My rental went from $135K   2.5 years ago to selling for $350. I got 7 offers over asking price.

Rent returns don't even hit the 1% rule. 

Maybe 1/2%, and this is with insane rent appreciation going on.

Post: Atlanta Ground Zero for Institutional Investors

Kevin AuyongPosted
  • Marietta, Ga
  • Posts 202
  • Votes 118

Yea, you'd have to find things that won't come across their radar. I would imagine the word is out, sell to a hedge fund and get top dollar . . . or more!

I think it depends on how well the assets are managed. I remember Blackstone sent out over 15% of their assets in Charlotte eviction notices. Tenants complained Blackstone was non responsive. makes you wonder how they run their units

Post: Atlanta Ground Zero for Institutional Investors

Kevin AuyongPosted
  • Marietta, Ga
  • Posts 202
  • Votes 118

So you wonder if these guys are artificially pushing the market up and later if they decide maybe they paid too much if there will be a rebalance of values. Or they just dump it off as as an overvalued fund on wall street and stick it to the buyers of the fund. Just like the toxic loans that were dumped on wallstreet and caused havoc on the economy and the higher execs walked unscathed with lots of money.

Post: San Jose Meetup - Thursday 4/16/15

Kevin AuyongPosted
  • Marietta, Ga
  • Posts 202
  • Votes 118

About 6 to 6.5k. It was a pretty straightforward shot. I got another estimate for $9500. Big variance here

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:

@Kevin Auyong

look up Jerry Padilla  he specializes in them bless his heart !!  I don't know any MLO other than him that will fool with these low loan amounts.

 Lol! Thanks Jay! On another note- 49ers . . . very interesting year coming up!

Post: San Jose Meetup - Thursday 4/16/15

Kevin AuyongPosted
  • Marietta, Ga
  • Posts 202
  • Votes 118

sounds good. I will need a drink after paying for a sewer lateral replacement !

Originally posted by @Account Closed:

@Neil Patrick . I got my start in Real Estate investing in October 2014. Investing out of state is not as difficult as you may think. I would recommend using a complete turnkey company that is stationed in the actually city. It keeps things simple. As for your finances I would use the $50k cash for down payments and buy 4-5 properties around $40-55k. Your total cash flow could be over $1000/month bet easily...if you play your cards right and choose the right market.

 Out of curiosity, where are you finding lenders who will loan $30K on a house? What kind of rates can you get?

I think it's because only free events with no pitching are allowed to be posted in this forum. Otherwise I believe for paid events and the like there is another forum.

Post: Help Understanding Birmingham market

Kevin AuyongPosted
  • Marietta, Ga
  • Posts 202
  • Votes 118

Out of curiosity, how do you judge these to be good properties to refer to people to buy if you don't yet know the market? I personally would be reluctant to tell anyone where to buy, esp if I got a referal fee, unless I was sure about the market by having researched it and gone there myself. I own a few in Birmingham and I can tell you it literally can be block by block from acceptable to where I wouldn't buy.