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All Forum Posts by: Baltazar Camacho

Baltazar Camacho has started 7 posts and replied 145 times.

Post: So...How Are You Finding Your Deals?

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

Yellow Letters Right now...Adding a few thousand Postcards Sept  1st.  I like this thread let's keep each other posted as the market turns.

Post: New investor from Austin,TX. Gearing up for action

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

Welcome to BP Doug! Lot's of awesome guys on here man, I sent you a pm.

Post: Wholesale Deal South Austin 78748

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

New Wholesale Deal NOT ON MLS : 8203 Alcorn , Only Looking for Cash Buyers closing August 26th.

Price: $145,000
House Size: 1,546 Sq. Feet
Price/ft : $93.79

ARV is up to you to comp out, but next door Neighbor's house 8201 Alcorn sold for 179.72/ft. 3 weeks ago on 7/23/14 in 3 days on the market.

Last Cash Sale/Foreclosure with in a quarter mile 654 Mairo St. sold for $100.06ft also 7/23/14 3 weeks ago. ($152,000 and it's very similar square footage to this one)

* Notes : Garage Door fell off racks is completely off and water heater is broken. Eviction was just completed so there is a lot of junk in the front yard and some trash in the house. This makes the house easy to spot when you come see it : ) . House looks structurally sound.

If you want to see it shoot me a text 512-784-4926 or email at [email protected]. I can show the house today from 5-6pm or by appointment, but text me before heading over and I will come by no lockbox at house. If I still have it I can show it anytime tomorrow.  First come first serve.

I don't think this will fit Hard Money Rules but definitely a nice buy and hold with some equity. My estimate of rents are in $1,300-$1,500 range. But have your realtor run comps for you and see if it's something you'd like.

Post: New Member and Investor From Austin, Texas

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

Welcome to BP man, lot's of Austin guys on here, and tons of great info available.  

Post: Where in Austin around 200K?

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

If you do buy there obviously don't buy a new build , look for a deal in which you can create some equity by buying under market.....I would say that goes for any rental you buy.

Post: Where in Austin around 200K?

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

Look at 78747 McKinney Heights or Springfield area.  Newer houses with low maintenance, rent well, about 10 miles to downtown.  Lots of growth in that area and they are working on a 555 acre park that will the biggest in Austin (onion creek metropolitan park).  I think it's still undervalued although prices have gone up quite a bit in the last few years.  We own some rentals there and they've performed well.

Post: Rich Weese from Janitor to Multi-Millionaire(Review)

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

For anyone else interested, I read the book as well. Definitely worth your time and you can read it in about a day. I had my copy unexpectedly signed by Rich Weese when I ordered it as well with a few words of wisdom about investing in Texas. But definitely a quick and interesting read with some good nuggets and inspiration I would recommend it to anyone. I've never met Mr. Weese just found his book through BP posts and i'm glad I did.

Post: My Wholesaling Journey-- hopefully this will be a LONG thread.

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

Amazing thread, but I wonder if Brian ever got a deal?

Post: 18 year old aspiring investor from Austin, TX

Baltazar CamachoPosted
  • Full Time Investor
  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61

Welcome to BP, your definitely on the right track! There is a lot of Austin investors on here with some great insight add the keyword setting for "Austin" to your account to stay on top of the BP Austin community. Congrats on your early start and like everyone else on here I wish i started investing when I was 18! Start looking for property and find ways to acquire it!

Post: Spec new construction in Austin

Baltazar CamachoPosted
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  • Austin, TX
  • Posts 154
  • Votes 61
November Market Stats for Austin for Anyone interested, definitely past the college town stage.

Austin Board of REALTORS® releases real estate statistics for November 2013

AUSTIN, Texas–Dec. 19, 2013

According to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) report released today by the Austin Board of REALTORS® (ABoR), the volume of home sales continues to rise as November became the 30th straight month of sales volume increases and the most home sales in November since 2006.

According to the report, 1,899 single-family homes were sold in the Austin area, which is 14 percent more than November 2012. The median price for Austin-area homes was $219,530, which is 10 percent more than the same month in 2012.

Cathy Coneway, 2013 President of the Austin Board of REALTORS­®, explained, “With strong activity across all segments of the market, the Austin-area housing market has been full steam ahead through the holidays and the rest of the year, Our city’s population and job growth show no signs of slowing down, so 2014 will likely be another competitive year for Austin real estate.”

In November 2013, inventory remained at a historically low level of 2.3 months, which is more than half of a month less than November 2012. Additionally, homes spent an average of 51 days on the market, which is a decrease of 16 days from one year prior.

The total dollar volume of single-family properties sold was $555,757,542 or 24 percent higher than the same month last year. The market also featured the same amount of new listings, 11 percent fewer active listings and two percent more pending sales in November 2013 compared to the prior year.

November 2013 Statistics

  • 1,899 – Single-family homes sold, 14 percent more than November 2012.

  • $219,530 – Median price for single-family homes, 10 percent more than November 2012.

  • 51 – Average number of days single-family homes spent on the market, 16 days fewer than November 2012.

  • 1,967 – New single-family home listings on the market, statistically unchanged from November 2012.

  • 5,119 – Active single-family home listings on the market, 11 percent fewer than November 2012.

  • 1,756 – Pending sales for single-family homes, two percent more than November 2012.

  • 2.3 – Months of inventory* of single-family homes, more than half of a month less than November 2012.

  • $555,757,542 – Total dollar volume of single-family properties sold, 24 percent more than November 2012.

The following sections describe trends in other sectors of the Austin real estate market.

Townhouses & Condominiums

The number of townhouses and condominiums (condos) purchased in the Austin area in November 2013 was 223, which is 35 percent more than November 2012. In the same time period, the median price for condos was $195,200, which is eight percent more than the same month of the prior year. When compared to November 2012, these properties spent an average of 55 days on the market, or 38 percent less time.

Leasing

In November 2013, a total of 1,162 properties were leased in Austin, which is six percent more than November 2012. The median price for Austin-area leases was $1,390, which is seven percent more than the same month of the prior year.