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All Forum Posts by: Daniel Reinagel

Daniel Reinagel has started 1 posts and replied 7 times.

Hey Hudson,

As Stephen said, wholesalers will take hard money loans as they are as good as cash. I would love to discuss this further with you. I have some referrals for some lenders we use commonly to fund our deals.

Thank you, 

Hi Paula!
Investment real estate is so exciting! Providing someone a space to call home while creating passive income is a feeling like no other. I too have found a lot of lessons from this site and have tried to learn from others mistakes. I would love to connect with you as I also have a passion for investment real estate!

Quote from @James Payton:

I'm a new investor who's listened to bp real estate rookie podcast for a few months now. I purchased my first property a single family home in October of 2023 via conventional owner occupancy loan. I'm now looking to use the equity built (estimated 40-50k) to purchase my next property. Preferably a duplex rental. Any advice on things I need to know or think about as I approach this strategy. My goal long term goal is to hold properties for at least 5-10 years as rentals, leveraging the equity as capital for the next deal.


 Hey James,

Happy to connect. I would love to chat with you to learn more about what you're looking to do!

Hey everyone,

I am newer into the KC real estate market. I work with Investors by helping them find their next fix and flip or rental. I am looking to connect with people who are willing to help give me advice or willing to work together. 

Quote from @Austin Ritzman:

//What is the rental market like in De Soto KS for renting property with a large home and pond//

I am analyzing a deal on a property in De Soto KS. 20 + acres, newly renovated home, a pond, etc.

Given the economy, De Soto KS location in relation to Kansas City, Lawrence, Lenexa, etc... does it seem likely that there are people who are willing to rent properties at a higher cost than something in the city?

I am also looking for feedback on rental prices in this area and what the market supports. Keeping up a property incurs a lot more maintenance fees, etc. 


 Anything in Johnson County will add value. Demand seems to steadily increase but nothing is guarenteed.

Quote from @Jonathan Matthew Best:

Hello BP community,

I am extremely new to real estate (don't even have one property yet), but I am interested in purchasing a multi-family unit with a partner in the Kansas City area. Both of us are pretty young so we don't have much capital at all. We will be trying to take advantage of creative financing to purchase a property. Can anyone lead me through this process of how to find a property as well as how to purchase through creative financing? I am really wanting to change the trajectory of my family's lives and I believe that this can help. Thank you for your help!


 Hey Jonathan,

I would love to connect and discuss this with you further. I can try to give you guidance where I can. Feel free to reach out and best of luck!

Thanks, Daniel

Post: Rehab Costs in KC

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Quote from @Hudson Brannon:

Could any investors in the KC MO area give me an insite of how much it costs to do a full rehab/slight renovation/cosmetic touch ups of rental properties. I am looking to brrrr in the area and want to know what kind of cost the rehabs in the area would look like. 

Thanks!


 Hey Hudson, I would love to connect and chat about this.