All Forum Posts by: Colton Hahn

Wanting to move a good portion ($500-800k) of my IRA into an SDIRA to invest in a coupe of Syndication deals.

First question is, it appears there are a lot of custodians that can do this, with a ton of varying fee's - looking for guidance on a good custodian to minimize fee structure, who do you recommend?

Also, I'm very interested in Syndication deals that seasoned investors may have upcoming (Complexes and commercial). Let me first say, I am NOT interested in a first time syndicator- rather a seasoned group with a verifiable track record of performance and deal structure. Let's connect if you're raising for great IRR deals with 3-7 year horizon's.

Thanks all, Bill

We've all seen the fear mongering that's being pushed by a lot of media outlets and influences. My question is are their thoughts justified in the current housing market. Due to Bigger Pockets being very diverse one would assume that someone's market is having a downturn of home sales right ? I'm in Fort Lauderdale and stuff is still flying off the shelve. Even where my fix and flip company is in Clearwater, it's the same story there. Is Florida the outlier where a housing market correction can't happen? How's your market doing where you operate ? This is purely speculative post no suggestion anything is or will happen in the market just looking for opinions and to see what others have to share! 

I started with Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, but I know others look at St Louis, Huntsville, Phoenix/Tempe/Mesa, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Indianapolis, Harrisburg (PA), Greenville, Jacksonville, Tampa, Houston, San Antonio, Little Rock, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Dayton, Cleveland, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets.
I started with turnkey remote rentals in 2009-2015 while working my engineering W2 job. Then went into syndications once my net worth went over 500k.

If you have any specific questions reach out 😁

Curious people's thoughts on fast-growing, potentially undervalued areas of the country with significant future appreciation potential.  How do you collect and analyze data on this, and how do you apply it to your buy/sell strategies?  And what specific cities/metros do you think are best to invest in?

Florida seems like a state with a number of growth areas.  For example, Largo/Tampa/St Pete area is one I've seen on lists of fast growing areas.  I have spent some time down in Largo/Clearwater over the years and seen firsthand why people like living there.  

I know parts of Utah, NC, Dallas, Idaho, etc. have seen excellent growth recently.  

Hello everyone! I am brand new to real estate and have a couple simple questions. 

I have heard about Syndication and find it fascinating! I want to learn as much as I can about the process as my goal in the next 2-3 years is to own a 12 unit apartment at least and be able to start building a solid portfolio in this area. 

Any help with understanding where to even begin learning about this and getting a grasp on how it works, how to learn the numbers, etc. 

I understand this is incredibly vague, but that's expected seeing as how I just started watching bigger pockets podcasts on YouTube last week. I've watched about 15 videos and all of it is absolutely blowing my mind! I had no idea these things were even out there.

I am financially free and I thank God everyday for it, but now I want to be a landlord that really takes care of my tenants and can give them an incredible place to live! I truly want to be able to give back but also progress my families life at the same time.

If you read all of this thank you! I appreciate your time and God Bless!

Rates are still historically low at 5%, but affordability/price to income ratio is at all time low also, same level as 08 according to FERD website.

The same rental I bought last year at 3.5% in College Park, MD would not make sense to buy anymore this year at 6% rate because price went up along with rates. Rent is pretty much steady.

Where are you all investing this year? Rates are hurting cash flow, should I look into STR with high cash flow? Which market do you all think still has the huge potential and spread, Mid-West?

Would love to get you all’s opinion.

Hi All! My name is Shannon and I live in San Francisco, CA. Currently 28 yo and have around 100k ready to invest. I am very new to real estate and currently do not own any properties. I and am looking for a market that will possible provide me some cash flow + appreciation. I am honestly very overwhelmed with which state I should be looking in. I hear mixed reviews about investing in Texas because of the high property tax. But I know a good deal works well in any market. Texas, Indiana, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida? How do I narrow down my search ?

I am a long time listener/reader of BP content and a first-time poster.  I'm originally from Indiana, but moved away years ago for college/career.  However, I still visit often to visit family.  Since my job requires me to move around every few years, central Indiana makes the most sense to invest (it's an area I know).  

All that said, 2022 is going to be the year my wife and I get off the bench.  We own one rental property in Fortville, but we're looking to speed up and scale our business.  In order to do this, we need help building our team on the ground.  If you or anyone you know has good referrals for the following team members, please let me know!  Cheers!

- Investment-oriented realtors

- CPA 

- Lawyer 

- Insurance Agent

- Hard and Private money lenders

- General contractors