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All Forum Posts by: Chris P.

Chris P. has started 2 posts and replied 8 times.

I really appreciate the breakdown of all the financials. It gave me some good perspective, Inspiring! Seems like a great way to get into STR.

Post: Cash Flow in Oregon? - Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis

Chris P.Posted
  • Albany, OR
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 7

@Chris Watkins Thanks, Chris. I will definitely keep you in mind.

Post: Cash Flow in Oregon? - Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis

Chris P.Posted
  • Albany, OR
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 7

@Lawrence Potts thank you! I would really like to chat with you about your experience with house hacking in Albany and Lebanon since my wife and I are really considering this route if we could find something that will work for us. Sending you a message. Thanks!

Post: Cash Flow in Oregon? - Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis

Chris P.Posted
  • Albany, OR
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 7
Quote from @Dan Gandee:

I've got a few mill in rental properties that I've BRRRR'd here in a Oregon, but most of acquisitions have been creative deal structure or joint ventures when we need to raise capital to get to a 50% LTV for maximized cash flow. My suggestion with you would be to raise capital or focus on marketing for off market deals (yes, I'm a broker telling you not to buy from me). The majority of our acquisitions are coming from my marketing machine I built. It's not that these properties don't cash flow, they just don't cash flow at traditional LTV entry levels. But appreciation and value add play has made us a killing. Most of the investors I know that complain about cash flow only flip 1-2 properties per year or own like 4 doors. All good insights but you need to be getting your advice from someone that has scaled to multiple states from ZERO. My mentor taught me this a long time ago. Learn creative finance - build the portfolio brick by brick, door by door. Don't stop until you hit your target gross income goal (think retirement and replace your 9-5 job). Happy to jump on a call and get better acquainted to share my two cents. Send me a message!

 @Dan Gandee thanks for your insight and motivation! I came across your YouTube videos and have watched quite a few of them, now. I have a new optimism in investing in my local area. Would love to hear your two cents. Will send a message your way. Thanks!

Post: Cash Flow in Oregon? - Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis

Chris P.Posted
  • Albany, OR
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 7

@Lawrence Potts I’m hoping to attend the next meeting if my work schedule allows. I got rid of Facebook years ago. I’ll see if my wife could join the group. Thanks!

Post: Cash Flow in Oregon? - Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis

Chris P.Posted
  • Albany, OR
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 7

@Tanner Lewis Thanks for the reply, seems like driving for dollars or connecting with a wholesaler would be my best bet to find a property to brrrr.

@Chris Watkins thanks for the insights and suggestions, Chris (great name by the way!). I realized really quickly while browsing the likes of Zillow that there aren’t simple turnkey 20-25% down properties and will need to be creative with a solution. My wife and I are considering multifamily house hacking but seems like inventory is very slim around my area and retail prices still don’t make sense for cash flow. We have small children so I think the benefits would really need to outweigh the negatives to make a move like this. We would plan to keep our current home and rent it out as well if we did this.
I appreciate your insight on the tenant-landlord relationship, makes sense to target a better quality neighborhood to hopefully prevent some of those issues.

@Mike Grudzien Thank you! Looking at local groups, it looks like we have one that meets very close to me in Corvallis. Eugene is a bit of a drive, but I’m sure the insight gained would be well worth it. Would likely start more locally and venture out from there. I appreciate the recommendations!


Post: Cash Flow in Oregon? - Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis

Chris P.Posted
  • Albany, OR
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 7

After years of being on the sideline, finally taking the plunge into real estate investing. Prices here in Oregon just don’t seem to support real estate investing in my area of Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis. I have hesitation with out-of-state investing, and I would like  be hands on with my rentals as well as not use a property manager. I know Oregon has its issues with being a very tenant friendly state, but people are making it work. How are people investing here and making cash flow? I get you can make anything cash flow if you start with a big enough down payment. Would appreciate any and all suggestions and guidance!

Thanks

Post: Inheritance of paid off San Diego property

Chris P.Posted
  • Albany, OR
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 7

Hi!
In its current state, $1.2 million property that’s in my family. This property will be gifted to me and my wife. Located in San Diego, CA. The house that sits on it, is pretty much a small shack, the houses around it with same lot size have all been rebuilt and are in 2-3 million range.

New to investing and I have a single rental property currently, looking to obtain more (with a goal of owning 10 in the next 5 years) Can inheritance property be leveraged in a way to achieve this or more?

I obviously need to build a house on it to bring the value up to its potential (I don’t even know where to start with something like this) Then sell it? I feel like this is a property I should keep in the family given its location. Rebuild a house and rent it out? Use leverage to purchase rentals (I don’t know how the details of this would work?

Thanks!