All Forum Posts by: Daniel O'Neil

Joseph,

I'd recommend checking out eXp Realty - they are a cloud-based brokerage with plenty of resources and education online and have fairly cheap fees and commission splits. The on-boarding process is quick and simple, I hang my salesperson license with them and it's been a great experience so far. 

Hope this helps! 

Hey Andy!

I am also looking to purchase in the Indy market. As an out-of-state investor, a resource that has been very useful to me has been the "Indy Investor Pod". They have a 12 episode podcast series where they talk about trends and specific neighborhoods that I'd recommend checking out. 

Best of luck, 

Daniel 

Hey Austin,

This B2B Realty's Investment Map can be used to guide you through Cleveland Neighborhoods. Hope this helps!

In your experience, what has been the most accurate skip tracing database? 

Hey Gabriel, 

In your position, the most important thing you can do is to learn as much as you can and read as many REI books you can get your hands on. You don't necessarily need to have much money to begin your RE investing journey if you become a pro at a certain niche strategy. For example, there are many ways you can invest by using other people's money. A specific example (which of course you do not have to use) would be becoming a pro at analyzing fix and flip deals, and ultimately using other people's money (in your case, maybe even your parent's money) to flip a house yourself and split profits. Knowledge is usually more valuable than cash. You could then use the profit you made from this deal and branch off into other strategies depending on what your goals are. If you aim to have a large portfolio, for example, flipping homes exclusively would not be ideal. Being a sophomore in college is no excuse to not start buying properties - the real ballers start young!

What affects will a potential market crash in the near future have on BRRRR investing? What risks do you believe should be considered when doing a BRRRR deal during such an uncertain time? Would love to hear any insight you might have!

@Luis Torrico

If you currently live in an expensive Market like most areas in SoCal, an ADU could be a smart investment opportunity. I live in Los Angeles, and it is nearly impossible to cash flow here. Consider converting your garage into a rental property, if possible.

Daniel

My team and I will be traveling from Los Angeles to Cleveland and surrounding cities this Wednesday, September 3rd. We have a list of properties to check out and would love to add some more to the list! Please message me any deals you have.