All Forum Posts by: Keith Kaufman

Ali, to answer your question, I started looking in the San Antonio area as a future retirement area and the agent I hooked up with is also a property manager. I fould the deal, a SFH, but he has been doing the leg work. He had the locks changed and a remnant the day after closing. Not making a ton, but it is a start.

Thank you Antoine  and Ali.  I would be very interested in chatting with you guys soon.  I imagine LA is just as bad as San Diego, market wise.  Living in SoCal and buying out of state comes with its own set of clallenges and it makes it hard to do the due diligence necessary.  I would love to compare what I am doing with what has worked for you.

Hi all. Joined BP a couple of weeks ago and quickly realized I needed to join the Pro side. Not because I am one, but because I want to be one. Anyway, about me: I live in San Diego, where every type of real estate is expensive. I have had a couple of rentals in the past. One experience was great and the last one was, well not so great. Before venturing in again I decided to make a couple a changes, 1. Look outside of Soutthern California, and 2. Get more knowledge. so I just bought my first out of state (San Antonio, TX) single family home and I am looking to do more. Advice and recommendations are not only welcome, but greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance and I look forward to learning from you and maybe someday partnering with you.