All Forum Posts by: Bryan H.

The reality is you do not have enough money to buy 5 to 10 units. You might want to start with a 2 to 4 unit and live in one of them or save up more money. You could also pool more money and partner to buy a deal but then your interest is small and exiting later will be hard if you want to get out of it.

Hey Joel

Searching the archives for an answer. I'm using the DCF Analysis V 6.71 - CCIM Institute to dive deeper into my analysis of a 6-10 unit apt. Numbers 13 and 25 had me stumped and you eluded to those here. What percent should I plan on in my analysis?

It may help to know I'm looking at sub-$300k properties.

Thanks as always

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I think you will like this. CCIM DCF

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Originally posted by @Michael Jobe:

@Bryan H.

Date and time are above. The address is 1837 N Harrison Ave, Cary, NC.

Thanks, I was looking on the mobile app and it didnt show that info.

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For those of us that didn't attend last time, can you provide the address date and time for the get together?

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Brandon Turner I have the same problem with the app. Crashes going into some posts. Doesn't show all text when a single post is long. Embedded photos are 90% off the screen. 😀

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Do the contractor not have bank accounts?

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Hi Ryan

Welcome to BP. Many people on the coast have the same issue and thoughts you do.

Why does getting into RE and wanting to buy/hold make sense to you? It's hard to do and you want to try doing it from afar?

If RE is the way you want to invest, I'd recommend one of 100 other methods to invest in RE, especially starting out. Look here http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investing/strategies-niches

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HI Trev, welcome to BP. You will get better responses here to your posts if you try and search the site first before asking a question.

Try this. http://www.biggerpockets.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=neighborhood+ranking

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You will have less luck getting a response from the government than you would a bank. I'd move on and find something else. Maybe keep an eye on it, but remember as an investor, owner occupants will have a leg up on buying the property. I wouldn't waste my time on it

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