All Forum Posts by: Bryan Reese

I've found there are times when banks are reluctant to finance a particular asset class, because they already have what they consider enough exposure to that area.  I don't know if that's the case for you, but it's a potential puzzle piece for you.  Best wishes.

I suspect given the relatively cheap and plentiful supply of coal easily transported to the powerplants in this region, that we're quite a ways from large scale solar electricity generation in this area.

Welcome and best wishes.  What type of real estate investments are you looking for in the Cincinnati/NKY area?  That might help others who may have leads for you.  

Hi Falek.  Looks like we're neighbors.  I don't need any work done on my rental properties, but best wishes.

There isn’t a good answer to this without more information about the investor’s free time available to manage/improve property, current inventory of skills and abilities, risk tolerance, end goal, and time horizon.  

The highest and best use can be very different, based on the factors above, and where the investor falls in those areas. 

If your properties are owned free and clear, perhaps home equity lines of credit could be utilized to grow your business?

I'm also in the Florence area, and actively looking for the right multi-family or commercial NNN-lease property. How big are you loooking for Matthew?

Thanks Aaron.  PM sent.

I am interested in looking at an apartment complex listed for sale, and thought I'd ask here first if anyone has any recommendations for a Commercial Broker licensed to work in Kentucky.

Thanks in advance.

Deal #1 seems a no-brainier, given what you've laid out.  Living in a duplex while someone else pays your mortgage is a great way to test out being a landlord, with somewhat limited risk.  Deal number 2 I'd need more information about.  I share Bob's reservation about commercial property in the areas he mentioned, but it might be worthwhile on a case by case basis. 

Edit: I see its in Newport, which is better than Covington.