All Forum Posts by: Daniel Anshus

From a sales standpoint this really hinders your ability to sell. I have had many investors pass on buying a property because it was enrolled in that program. 

@Tyler Sterner Welcome! Shoot me a message and I can connect you with local investor groups. Including the one I run that has an event next week. The guest speaker is talking about his journey from 0 properties to 26 and becoming financially free.

work with a realtor. They can help and have access to all of the sales data and it is the correct data

@Joseph Hammel So the reason probably nobody responded is because this is a huge talk to your attorney question. If anyone gave you advice and they were wrong you/ them could be in trouble. As a realtor if I were caught practicing law like that I could get fined, lose my license etc

@Gregory R Ley gotcha. I would not mind helping, but I do not think my brokerage would allow it. They don't allow any management of other peoples properties. Maybe you could post on some facebook groups? I know some where you could find good landlords

@Gregory R Ley what are you looking for exactly? Someone to show tenants the property or someone to act as a contact for tenant problems when you are unavailable? 

@Annie Weeks Great Question! So I am looking for a minimum of $400 per door, obviously it will change based on circumstances. But that is what I usually look for as a minimum.

@Justin Elliott you can self certify to 8% but how I read the law it is not guaranteed to be allowed and the tenant(s) can fight it as well. My biggest concern with saint paul is the rent control and the "reasonable" return. They are basing allowable rent increases by the CPI which isn't accurate for each market. I agree landlords will now raise rents to the max every year. But Minneapolis still has higher rents, housing prices and higher desire to live there. I do not think this will work well for saint paul in the long run. 

@Justin Elliott Minneapolis does not have a rent increase max? So why would you not be able to raise rents higher than 3% like in saint paul?

Are there no investors or realtors out in colorado that invest?