All Forum Posts by: Chad Deihl

@sherwin Gonzales I'm working  strictly 1-4 units at the moment. Sorry!

I have several lenders I can recommend for Sacramento depending on your needs.  I sent you a connection request. 

Hello @Vikash Desai

@Chase Hancock, let's connect.  We have mutual interests!

SOme of the top locations to consider for 2019 are on this list:   https://www.zillow.com/research/hottest-markets-jo...

The article states that the cities with the toughest markets for 2019 are Cleveland and Hartford, Conn., as well as three large metros in the South – New Orleans, Memphis, Tenn., and Birmingham, Ala. Cleveland has the highest unemployment rate of all metros considered, and the second-lowest household income growth rate (behind Hartford). And home values in Birmingham — a market where the median home value only passed its pre-recession peak last Spring – are expected to grow just 0.1 percent in 2019, the lowest rate of all metros considered.

The Yield curve has inverted signifying a downturn is looming.... just have to see how long that inversion lasts.  If its 2-3 months inverted then itll be  a recession..but the market has been so hot we are due for a cooling off period anyway.  Having said that, there is always deals to be found!   Those that work harder to find them will make it happen.

Id be looking for small to medium multi-family units to hang onto for awhile.  Everyone needs a place to live and rents arent going down anytime soon.

You may not need to go that far ;)

There are cash flowing properties in Fresno down the road for under $100k.

I'd steer clear of the 3/1 if at all possible.  90% of home searchers want that 2nd bathroom, however at that price point its probably out of the question.

If you are looking out of state be sure to connect with a Realtor that has experience with investing.  I can help you find one if needed.

Good luck, sounds like you got the right plan workin!

How do you think the farmers in the Central Valley felt that said no to high speed rail?  Eminent Domain has been around forever and it is for the good of the whole... unfortunately thats the risk when buying along large public streets.  Best to take the money.   Your only hope in a fight is to dispute the "current market value" of the 8 sqft but more than likely not worth the costs involved.  In fact, your tenants might even possibly benefit by having a closer stop.

I am in agreement with Dan...  I would expand that to California in general.  Especially southern CA and Bay Area... however areas that are experiencing extreme growth in CA are great as well...  such as Sacramento and the surrounding areas.  

Consider the following and adjust according to your affordability:

Considering a move? Looking for employment? These top 10 cities are the most attractive in 2019 for job opportunity and growth. Also, great places for property investments!

#sanjose #orlando #denver #atlanta #minneapolis #sanfrancisco #dallas #nashville #jacksonville #sandiego

See a trend? 9 of 10 are warm weather states. Minneapolis is the outlier in the North! Home prices and rents are expected to rise the most in Atlanta, GA in 2019.

#1: San Jose.

#2: Orlando.

#3: Denver.

#4: Atlanta.

#5: Minneapolis.

#6: San Francisco.

#7: Dallas.

#8: Nashville.

#9: Jacksonville.

#10: San Diego.

Struggling markets for 2019 include:

Cleveland, Hartford, New Orleans, Memphis and Birmingham.