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All Forum Posts by: Branden Rivero

Branden Rivero has started 0 posts and replied 132 times.


Quote from @Ray Hage:

@Drew Slew Well if you're planning to build on it, flooding issue shouldn't be too bad when you put the structures up as you'll need to comply with regulations of it being a certain number of feet above the current ground (I can't remember the exact amount of feet). 

Regarding insurance, I can refer you to a lady that I use. Flood insurance specifically won't be that different by provider as it is federally regulated.

Frankly, I would keep the land and units if you build. That area is only going up in the long term. 

 Its a pretty big deal for new builds, especially if the property is on a septic system. I can show you a few projects I have built in a flood zone down here and how much more the costs are by a significant amount 

the biggest thing there is the flooding, subdiving is easy if it's plotted already 

Quote from @Erik Zimerman:

Greetings everyone. I am motivated to monetize equity on up to 5 high end brand new construction SF in the Miami-Dade area (Miami Beach, Surfside).  Not sure if to rent them all and wait for a better market in the future or find cash buyers for some, even if at a discount.

The properties cash flow positive and give very nice returns in this environment if rented.  The price ranges from 4 to 6 million on each, with one being more expensive and on the water. I would consider selling equity, or selling, or renting & then selling.

In this high rate environment, selling them at a reasonable price would take time and I am motivated to liquidate or monetize some or all of the portfolio or its equity fast. Don't what kind of folks like to buy or invest in portfolios like these... of high end unique properties in very desirable neighborhoods. 

Appreciate any advice or connection to interested parties. Thank you.


 if you were to decide to sell I would be interested , I buy down here 

Post: Miami is a Spanish speaker's world

Branden RiveroPosted
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  • Miami, FL
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Certain cities speak more spanish than most down here, but that's no reason to not pick up a deal.

Post: Is the Florida market about to correct? (or crash??)

Branden RiveroPosted
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  • Miami, FL
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Quote from @Marcus Auerbach:

I just looked through some numbers for southern FL and they look bad. 

Miami-Dade County has over 8 months worth of suppy, Monroe County (Florida Keys) has almost 12 month worth of supply. Anything over 5 is considered a sellers market. 

Boward County (Fort Lauderdale) has 8 months' worth of inventory, almost 18,000 homes for sale. In comparison my home market Milwaukee County has 1 month supply and a total of 651 homes listed for sale. Granted, at about half the population, but the difference is almost incomprehensible. This looks like post 2008 levels.

Sold to List Price ratio's are slipping below 95% in FL, I have not seen much under 100% in 5 years. 

Who is local in Miami, Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Sarasota and can speak to the market down there?


 Separate condos and single family homes , different story 

Post: 🔥 Off-Market SFH in Fort Lauderdale – Easy Fix & Flip! 🔥

Branden RiveroPosted
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  • Miami, FL
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Quote from @Kevin Green:

📍 Fort Lauderdale, FL (Exact Address Upon Request)

💰 Asking Price: $249,900 | ARV $408,500

🏡 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,188 SqFt | Built 1972

✅ 2019 Roof – Solid Structure

✅ Vacant – Fast Closing Possible

✅ General Repairs Needed – Great Fix & Flip Potential

✅ Clear Title – Open Permits (To Be Assumed by Buyer)

✅ NO HOA – No Restrictions!

📢 Perfect for Investors Looking for a Quick Turnaround in a Hot Market!

📩 DM for Details or to Schedule a Walkthrough – Serious Buyers Only!


 hey mind sending me the details?

You'll find stuff on the market, you have to be fast. I have gotten 2 this year so far on the market that pencil for us at roughly 50%+ return cash on cash after lending and holding costs

Post: Off Market Triplex

Branden RiveroPosted
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  • Miami, FL
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Quote from @Aaron Barfield:

I'm currently selling my triplex in the Fort Lauderdale area. Each unit consists of 2 bed/ 1.5 baths. Feel free to contact for details.


Hey GoodMorning ! I would be interested mind sending me the details ? Branden@prop-hunters.com 

Post: Looking for a Miami based land use attorney

Branden RiveroPosted
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  • Miami, FL
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Quote from @Rodrigo Kirilauscas:

Hey BP Community!

I am looking for referrals for Miami based land use attorneys. We are working on new plats on smaller lots and would love to connect with knowledge help.


Thank You,


Rodrigo K


 Using Berger singerman llp currently and they are great 

Post: Fix and Flips companies

Branden RiveroPosted
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  • Miami, FL
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Quote from @Oscary Sanchez:

Hi, what is your company name?


 Prop Hunters