All Forum Posts by: Brian Freeman

This is great info Tyler.  Thanks for sharing your experience.  I hope the rehab goes quickly and you start rent-rolling ASAP. I'll be watching this thread evolve!

I didn't know they was going air the show until I received a notification this morning. I'll let him know about this thread so he might be able to chime in. 

did you know Clayton has his own podcast with over 80 episodes now? All answers I needed were found there. 

I am about to collect my second rent check from my Morris Invest property.  I e-mailed Clayton Morris for a couple updates when his team had not originally followed through with communication. Clayton was very prompt (same-day) following up with his team and CC'ing me.  I remain convinced that he cares and is just in a very fast growth phase in his company.

My net ROI on this property is 12%, which is outstanding. I am itching to buy another now from him. I might be doing a cash-out refi as soon as possible to buy my next.

I will say the biggest downside is the cost of insurance.  It's costing me $750 a year on a $45,000 house.  That seems excessive given that I live in a $400,000 house and pay $800 a year in California.

thanks for the update. That is really cool to hear that Clayton himself reached out to you. I believe and trust the man, Mr. Morris. 

I also received good news and got my first month and a half of rent paid. They are busy over there and am glad I took the plunge despite not being 100% sure about it all. 

In a weird coincidence of timing, I was contacted after my above post by the property management team.  They are setting me up for October rent roll now and sending some post-rehab photos.  They placed tenants really fast - almost right when the light 6 week rehab ended.

Ian E - I am in the same boat with you.  I think they are just very busy and currently understaffed due to explosive growth (it's a great podcast).  Last I heard from Nicole they placed tenants but I have not even spoken to the property management team or how much rent will be charged.