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All Forum Posts by: Cory Lader

Cory Lader has started 4 posts and replied 18 times.

Post: Finding ARV on 5+ units

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@Paul Shannon thank you!

Post: Finding ARV on 5+ units

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Thanks for the feedback @Nick Robinson. I feel like I can't find good comps on zillow. Are there other resources that you consult when looking for comps?

Post: Finding ARV on 5+ units

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Hey Everyone! I'm seeking some advice on how to evaluate a 5-unit property I came across. I'm looking to put in an offer but I'm not sure how to get my ARV. The property is listed for $139,900, needs roughly $125k reno, and it will conservatively rent for $4,000/month. Can standard comps be ran on this? Do I need to order an appraisal? Is there anything else I need to account for? I'm kind of spinning my wheels on this one and any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Post: Houston Agent and PM

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@Leopoldo Vazquez connection request sent!

Post: Houston Agent and PM

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@Holly Kaufman thanks for reaching out!

Post: Houston Agent and PM

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What's up BP! I am looking to do my first out of state investment in San Antonio or Houston and I am in need of a solid PM and great Agent to begin building my team out.

I'm looking for a PM who works well with easy-going hands-off investors and who have the utmost respect for the tenants and the property. I'm also looking for someone who has experience with 2-4 unit homes in either or both of these markets.

I'm looking for an agent who understands these markets and isn't afraid to make multiple offers and negotiate.

Let's connect, collaborate, and grow together.

It's 2020 and we're in a pandemic..... I think Tattoos are the least of our worries as long as you're good at what you do.

@Zach Kirkton take out a hardmoney loan and pay the closing costs on a line of credit.

@Lionel Mosby Jr network with a contractor and volunteer a few hours when you have them to help them out. Ask lots of questions and you'll come to find ballparks for what things cost in your market.

Thank you @Kevin M. that's the feedback I was looking for. Trying to catch the information that typically gets overlooked and falls through the cracks. Do you find that terms are often negotiable? If so, what position do you find to have the most leverage?

Hello BP! I am preparing to interview management companies in the Philadelphia region and I am wondering what key questions and information I should be seeking. What typically makes one company preferable to others? Are there any specific "red flags" I should be looking out for? Any general knowledge, stories, and/or feedback would be greatly appreciated!