All Forum Posts by: Denise Lang

Thank you guys for all your infos and tips. It is really helpful, that you are so responsive and share your thoughts. 

I will keep you posted where I end up with my first property :) 

I wish you all a happy and healthy 2025.

@Michael Smythe

thank you very much Michael for your detailed comment. That is very helpful for me and I will definitely DM you, if I need more insights in the Detroit market. Have a great start into 2025

@Joe Hammel

thank you Joe for the detailed insight. It is very intersting to see what markets and why you as experienced investors go for that market. I appreciate this very much, that you share your experience. 

@Heather Bailey

Thank you for your insights. I'm still in that learning process and try to find the right long-term strategie for my goals. 
Have a great 2025 and I'm curious how Ohio turns out for you.

@Becca F.

thank you Becca. I'm going to look into that. Facebook groups are helpful, if you find the right one. As you said they can be spammy. Have a great rest of 2024 and than you for your help.

@Becca F.

thank you for your insight. It is great to also get the opinion of someone investing in CA. 
I thought about house hacking as well. We are in the Ventura County area because of my job. 
The price points here are a little high, if you don't go for a 55+ community/mobile home property. 
I have to of a littl bit deeper into the house hacking what properties would be doable for us.

Do you have any tips/plattforms beside BP to find meetups? Here I did not find that much in my area.

Thank you again and happy holidays 

@Nicholas L. 

Thank you, Nicholas for your thoughts and all the links you put together for me. The market situation and my financial situation is definitely what I have to consider in a different way with an out of state investment. And I appreciate it someone being realistic way more than being just "nice and friendly" :)

Hello everyone,

my wife and I want to start our real estate investing journey to boost our wealth and retirement fund. Long-term single or small multifamily rental would be our strategy to go. We live in California at the moment and I have W2 job and my wife a small online business. So we don't have a lot of money to start with. CA is an expensive market and regarding tenant laws in my eyes more complicated/difficult as a rookie landlord. Has anyone experience to share how the get started in a market in a different state? What are things to look our for in this situation? Any tips are welcome. Thank you in advance and happy holidays to everyone.

Denise