All Forum Posts by: Carrick Young

Myself, Phil, Tiago, and Soli own over 150 units combined, and have gone through numerous multifamily transactions throughout the past few years. During this call, they will be sharing some of the lessons we've learned along the way and deep dive into:

📈Financing/Valuation

🛠Repairs/Renovation

📞Management

for small multifamily properties (think ~2-10 units!).

Catch Up on Part 1 of the Multifamily Series: CLICK HERE

Phil, Tiago, Carrick, and Soli own over 100 units combined, and have gone through numerous multifamily transactions throughout the past few years. During this call, they will be sharing some of the lessons they learned along the way, and go over the basics on the below for small multifamily properties (think ~2-10 units):

• - Finding Deals
• - Due Diligence
• - Finance/Valuation
• - Repairs/Renovation
• - Management

Hosts:

• Soli - @lattes.and.leases
• Phil - @flipaugusta
• Tiago - @tiagotheinvestor
• Carrick - www.linkedin.com/in/carrickyoung

Hi All! Join us for an in-person networking event for local Cincinnati real estate investors. Whether you're looking for your first deal or have done hundreds, we'd love to see you. No formal agenda set, just an opportunity to build relationships and have some good conversations!

I have a rental in the area! It's a 3/3 townhome that I bought for $107k three and half years ago and is now worth around $160k and rents for $1300/mo. Very strong renter base and good area. 

@Kyle Jensen great job!! Which portion of 32207 is the up and coming part? I've looked a couple properties here but haven't moved forward on any of them. 

I just finished up a rehab on Melvin Rd in 32210 and we placed a Section 8 tenant in the rental. My property manager has a lot of experience with Section 8 renters and says that a lot of the time they are very good tenants. I'll be sure to repost how the experience goes!

@Mark Fries has a good point. Personally, I am invested in 32205, 32211 and 32210 and have had good experiences there!

@John Voychick thanks for sharing! Not sure if you have another property manager lined up but check out Rental Guys Property Management. I have used them for several years and have had a great experience. Good luck!

@Juan Salazar You could also do a 1031 into a NNN leased investment and wait a certain amount of time (check with QI/tax consultant) and then refinance, pull money out and continue to add that to other investments!

@Andrew Powers thanks for the tip! Which FB groups would you recommend?