All Forum Posts by: Brian K.

The investor/buyer will want the property at MAO (maximum allowable offer). Therefore you would need to get it under-contract for less. If theirs no meat on the bone for the investor/buyer you'll be wasting your time.

Welcome Brandon to BP! Some plan is better than nothing at all. Search around BP and you will find a lot of useful information to help you. Profile picture is always a plus when networking. Where are you in relation to New Orleans?

I would do a search here on BP. Lots of discussions, podcast, articles about this very question.

Listsource is a provider commonly used, and  list can be filtered down to your criteria.

Welcome Alexander to BP. Keep listening and search around the site. Be sure to check around your area for investors in your market. 

Its all a matter of preference no matter how many units. If things come up are you going to have the time or ability get it corrected no matter how close you live to the property, and in a timely manner. Remember where is your time best spent.  I've had good and bad experiences with PM's, and even with a PM your going to have to do some babysitting. Get references and do check them out, and if possible meet them in person.

A well placed and cared for tree I think can add value, such as shade, windbreak and curb appeal for a homeowner. On the other hand certain trees can really be a nuisance. Roots can damage things underground, limbs can hang over roofs causing damage by rubbing. Branches breaking after high winds littering the yard.  Between the over grown bushes and trees the house can be completely hidden from the street.

I've seen trees literally growing along the garage wall so tight that a notch in the roof was put in for space. Also, in a window well of a house a tree was growing that had been growing for about 8-10 yrs.

Keep an eye on the unkept yards for leads.

Very nice! Thanks for sharing.

Welcome to BP! Use the resources BP has to offer. Find investors to network with in your area, see if you can help them out. 

Welcome to BP Raphaela. Keep up the networking, it will only benefit your future as well as others. 

What kind of rentals are you investing in, and how is the market in Vegas?

Hi @Martin Pulrangand welcome to BP!! Thanks for sharing your story with all of us.