All Forum Posts by: Christopher Hunter

@Justin Goodin  Hello Justin.  Yes I have and used his SDA.

@Joshua Howaniec  Hello Joshua.  I know an investor looking to connect with folks on the ground in your MSA.  

@Ki Lee  Hello Hello Ki.  Maybe this website can help you with a starting point for your cape rate in Indy.

https://www.cbre.us/research-and-reports/US-Cap-Rate-Survey-H2-2018-Advance-Review

@Joel Goode  Hello Joel.  Thank you for that read.  I do not know how I have not found that book yet.

@David Comeaux  Hello David.  Number 1 question to ask is 

WHY R U SEELING?  then listen.

@John Hewitt Hello John. What a great place to be at a young age. There are several ways to go. Being a college student and already paying for an education. You need to start attending local REIA meetings and networking. Find out who the players are. Yes, you will need to educate yourself in the multifamily real estate space. I will give you a website to check out. https://joefairless.com/apartment-syndication-school/

There are lots of books to pick up along the way, but for now, just grab all the free content you can.  listen to podcasts when not in class or studying.  Network here on BP.  You will want to start building relationships now with people we call private money.

@Nicole Flakes  Hello Nicole.  There are some good books out there.  Here are just a few not in any particular order.

https://www.amazon.com/Best-Ever-Apartment-Syndication-Book/dp/0997454326

https://www.amazon.com/Create-Wealth-Investing-Real-Estate-ebook/dp/B07HBCV9RB

https://www.amazon.com/Financial-Freedom-Real-Estate-Investing/dp/1986532364

Ken McElroy has some

David Lindahl has some

Rod Khleif has some

@Jim Coleman  Hello Jim.  It is called a 203K loan.

In simple terms, the 203k loan is a type of home improvement loan program insured through the FHA that works by allowing homebuyers the ability to finance the purchase and costs of upgrades through one single mortgage.  Instead the FHA “Insures” a loan that is provided by an FHA approved lender.

• Your credit score must be at least 620 or 640, depending on the lender.
• Your maximum debt-to-income ratio can only be 41% to 45%
• You need a down payment (or home equity if you are refinancing) of 3.5% or more.

@Mohammad Ali  Hello Mohammad.  I would jump on a few of these websites and use this data to determine your area.

https://www.marcusmillichap.com/research/researchreports

https://www.irr.com

https://www.costar.com

Go to series#5 part 1&2

https://joefairless.com/apartment-syndication-school/

@Kervin Simon  Hello Kervin.  No sir.  You have the momentum and now is the time to scale.  Can you bring in family and friends?  Do you have a GP or LP?  Leverage your circle and use OPM and credit. Happy hunting