All Forum Posts by: Brandon Ross

It will be a bit if a stretch to make it but this will be my first event, can't wait!

@Darrin Carey

That falls right into the market I’m currently pursuing. Single family cash flowing homes for $40,000 to $60,000 would be ideal however I am also willing to rehab distressed homes in the right neighborhood.

As a local investor do you have any recommendations for property managers and agents/brokers experienced with out of state investors?

I’d like to gather more information on the area and paint by the numbers. If everything looks good all I’ll need to do is make a deal.

That is unfortunate, but understandable. Do you know any neighboring areas that might bring in more cash flow? I’m looking into that triangle between Cincinnati, Dayton, and Columbus. 

Greetings BP!

We all know the basics of this post: I'm new, like new new. so, lets get to the interesting part. I am originally from Oregon and currently stationed in North Carolina in the Marine Corps. Within the next year I will be serving oversees for three straight years. During that time I would like to invest my extra time and money into a solid real estate portfolio. Hungry is a good word to describe me.  When I'm not working I spend my time in the gym, running, reading, and pursuing excellence in all that I do. Oh, and I love the outdoors.

Why real estate? 

My Office In charge (OIC) introduced me to the idea of investing in real estate as he is an accomplished investor. Immediately the idea rang with me. I value my time and the connections I have with friends and family. What better way to provide for my future family while spending time with them than financial independence? Real estate investing seems to me to proportionally pay off what you put in and I am eager to burn the midnight oil.

Plans, Strategies, Market?

That's Why I'm here! Ideally I would like to use the BRRRR method and creative finance to build a portfolio large enough to "retire" by 2030. I am currently looking into renting single family homes and duplexes and expanding from there as my experience grows.

I guess that pretty much sums it all up nutshell*. Let's connect and work together to grow!

*Fun fact: Oregon is the largest producer of Hazel nuts in the United States by like 98%. The United States is the third largest producer of Hazelnuts in the world. 

Hello BP Community!

I'm currently looking into Dayton Ohio as a potential market for purchasing and renting homes. Any input from others who invest in the area would be appreciated but I'm specifically interested in the seemingly low cost of homes in the area, vacancy, and rental rates.