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All Forum Posts by: Darren Ruch

Darren Ruch has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

Quote from @Eliott Elias:

Whats your question?


 What are key performance indicators (KPI; https://www.investopedia.com/terms/k/kpi.asp) for managing my property managers that take the focus away from lagging indicators and shifts emphasis to leading indicators?

Ask: do you maintain or can think of key performance indicators (KPI; https://www.investopedia.com/terms/k/kpi.asp) that take the focus away from lagging indicators and shifts emphasis to leading indicators?

Background: I have a few 3- & 4-unit residential properties that are under professional management. They are riddled either with vacant units or occupied with tenants not paying rent consistently. These buildings are located in mostly C neighborhoods. As expected, when they perform the cash flow is phenomenal. But, the inconsistency is killing my bottom line.

I am trying to think of a different approach to take with my property manager to align our expectations in 2023.

Thank you for your help!

Quote from @Eliott Elias:

Come invest in Austin Texas, my brokerage has a fund that will generate you a guaranteed 8% on your money 

Not sure I'd guarantee a return.  I'm not a lawyer, but just sayin...

Hello -

My broker brought me an off-market deal to purchase 28 units. Everything looked great until I did some digging into the neighborhood and discovered it is across the street from a massive HUD/public Senior Housing Development.

I had hopes of modernizing the building and force appreciation.  Is that possible, given the location?

I appreciate hearing your feedback and experiences.  Thank you for your time.

Post: Running out of time!! Need advice.

Darren RuchPosted
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Originally posted by @Paul Schu:

I would say don’t rush it, that’s when you might end up overpaying or getting a property that does not work for your cash flow needs. See if you can extend your current lease to end shortly after your redeployment date and if possible do as much looking online as possible while you are deployed.

Also you are buying so, don’t be afraid to go out and talk to a couple different agents. If the one you have is not getting it done try a few others and compare.

I second this advice.  In my experience, it all comes down to time OR money - either you wait for the right deal/terms/price OR you pay for what you want right now.  I was in the same boat, none of my offers were being accepted because of my financing.  So, I had to pay upfront for a bridge loan and then refinance it out to get my down payment back.


Best of luck, and thank you for your service!

I recently posted a rental on Zillow. Over the weekend I got over 120 views but not a single reply. I retook all the photos, wrote a concise post, and think it is priced appropriately. Any additional thoughts to get some foot traffic?!!