All Forum Posts by: Brian M Sweeney

@Brandon Cohen contact @Kevin Gray

@James E. Krause

@Kevin Gray

@D'Andre Byers where exactly outside of Pittsburgh?

@Kenny D. Give @Kevin Gray a shout

@Paul Kennedy don’t do it..stay diversified. Keep the money that’s invested in the market, invested in the market. Use other funds for real estate investments or other peoples money. Stay disciplined. Real estate investors are always chasing cash.

@Bukka Levy sometimes buying turnkey is like buying a new car off the lot. Usually you aren’t the one making the money.

@Daniel Mendez Midwest is a great price point for multi family. Pittsburgh, Columbus, Cleveland, Louisville, Cincinnati.

In my opinion the best way to learn your market is being in that market! Talking to other investors in the area, going out and analyzing deals (even if you aren't buying them), talking to realtors, doing drive by of neighborhoods, etc. Talk to local business owners in that area, they will tell you a lot about the flow of customers. Is there any big headquarters in that area? Ask the questions. The more you know about the ancillary information of that area the more knowledge you will gain for the real estate aspect. 

Diversify, Diversify, Diversify. 

No investing method or technique is superior to another. A ton of 'experts' have merely gotten lucky. It is best to create a portfolio of investments (real estate, stocks, bonds, businesses, gold, etc). Over the long run this will provide the greatest average returns as well as the least amount of stress. 

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