All Forum Posts by: Chris Quinn

Looking forward to meeting some new BP members! 

I've used both Aggieland Title and University Title for assignments in Bryan/College Station. If you don't want the seller to know your spread, you can request for a split HUD. Feel free to reach out with any follow up questions, happy to help.

I'd like to come check it out. I remember your first post about this place.

Great job @Gregory Schwartz! The place looks really good. Were you able to stay within your predetermined budget? 

I’m in! 

Bryan/College Station (Aggieland) has been growing like crazy. Luckily, inventory has started to catch up and has become a much more neutral market. Past inventory levels were as low as 2.5-3 months only a couple years ago. As of the end of January 2020, B/CS was sitting at 5.1 months (Bryan) & 4.5 months (College Station). Of course the college will always play an impact on our market, but recently some of the bigger chains have decided our area is worth investing in. Bigshots Golf (similar to TopGolf) just announced they are opening a location in Bryan. 

I use Keith Kuttler. He is located near downtown Bryan. He comes from an acquisitions background. He handles my 3 companies (2 are real estate related) as well as my personal stuff. He also doesn’t have ticky-tack fees like taking a phone call, etc. I’ve been with Keith for a couple years now.

I also have a past client who works at Seidel Schroeder and Co. They are a bigger firm (which I generally don’t prefer). 

Congrats Matt, well done!

Bryan/College Station Market Reports - These are provided by our Realtor Association, updated monthly.

 

I will say that the price points for the above mentioned complexes are ranging $600-900/mo PER ROOM. While this does have an impact on vacancy across the board, I feel the types of students renting these units are not the same as people renting $300-400/mo. rooms