All Forum Posts by: Chris Heppner

 Thanks, @Jonathan Orr, I appreciate you reaching out.  I definitely will keep you in mind when we venture out that way.  Also, if you know anyone in the Atlanta, GA area seeking to invest, please keep me posted.  Take care!

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Hi, I'm looking for investors that are looking for highly profitable deals.  Please reach out to me if you'd like to chat more and understand the deals I have in place.

 My interest varies from 2.99% to 5%.  However, I'm not concerned about that as much as I am about what to do with my current equity.  I appreciate the insight though.

 Thanks so much for your insight.  I am definitely in this for the long haul (I'm currently 35 and my wife is 34) so we are certainly looking to still invest for quite some time and continue to build our portfolio, I just wasn't sure of the best strategy.  Thanks again!

Hey all, I have a quick question that I'm looking for advice on.

My wife and I own an REI business and we currently have approximately $1.2 m in equity in our 10 single-family rentals. My question is: Would you focus on paying down those properties as fast as possible to increase equity, pull that equity out of those properties to invest in more properties, or not touch the equity at all?

We also generate approximately $1m in annual salary (not including our REI business), so I'm simply curious about what YOU would do.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks Alex.

So my wife and I have 9 rental properties currently and have approximately $65k left over each month.  My question is - should we continue to try and purchase for assets or use that money to pay off the mortgages? 

Hello all!  I'm looking for a real estate investor-friendly financial advisor for some questions I have.  Would love any recommendations!  Thanks.

So maybe I misstated my numbers a bit.  I only have the $65k excess income because of my full-time positions.  So if I quit all of those, that excess income goes away.

So you’re saying quit my full time jobs and use the excessive cash flow from my rentals to purchase more properties?