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All Forum Posts by: Dave Kansagor

Dave Kansagor has started 6 posts and replied 29 times.

Post: Your favorite place to source rental portfolios?

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

I'm in the market for a portfolio of rental properties. I'm curious to know where people have the best success in finding good packages. I'm interested in larger apartment buildings or SFH portfolios. I'd preferably like north of 50 doors. All suggestions and experiences are welcome. Thanks!

Post: Good appraiser contacts?

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

I'm looking to put together a list of appraisers with the ability to take on, and execute on, new orders in a timely matter. If you have a great contact I'd really appreciate the referral!

Post: Best bang for your buck?

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

@Brandon Sturgill I'll list my property within the next 4 months with the goal of securing the new property(ies) prior to the end of the year.

Post: Best bang for your buck?

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

@Ryan Mainwaring larger multi-family or several mid-size multis.

Post: Looking to expand our network in Charlotte

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

@Igor Stankevich Congrats on your purchase. Let me know if I can help in any way. Good luck with it!

Post: Best bang for your buck?

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

@Remington Lyman Definitely one of the markets I have my eye on. Any insight on off-market opportunities or areas of Columbus to focus on would be appreciated. Thanks!

Post: Best bang for your buck?

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

Thank you all for the thoughts! I currently have SFH's and am not interested in a SFH portfolio. Based on what I'm hearing, more and more I think I'm headed down the road of mid-large MF properties. This may be opening a can of worms, but I'd be interested in hearing everyone's thoughts are on their best markets, if you have any contacts there and what you think $1M-$1.25M can buy you in those respective markets? How many units, typical returns, etc. The name of the game is sourcing opportunities in locations I may initially know little about, while at the same time always trying to buy right. Where and how do I find these opportunities? Websites? Networking groups? Brokers? The other question for me is do I shoot my shot at the largest bldg I can find with the most units to spread risk across units or do I find several smaller MFP's and spread risk across properties? I'd maybe like to find a "sleeper market" so my money possibly goes a bit further. At the same time, I'd need this city/town to be semi-insulated from economic downturn where people stop moving to entirely when the market shifts. All in all, I'm open to all locations, property types, sourcing resources, contacts and anything else anyone may have to offer that may be able to help. Thank you!!

@Will FraserThanks for the thoughts. Your last paragraph hit the nail on the head as far as what I was thinking; buy the biggest MF I can find so to spread risk across number of units. Obviously, keep in mind the value of the property and not just purchase for sheer size. @Erik W.My goal is a combination of your first paragraph in a large property but obviously this is all centered around cash flow. Cash on cash return is key for me. The large property would be purchased with the whole idea of positive cash flow in mind. I do not plan on managing a large building by myself; not necessarily entirely hands off, but more along those lines thank actively managing. I've read a lot about small commercial properties as you suggested and that could still be an option, but I'd have to get smarter on it to really hone in on what I'm doing there and what kind of options work best. I'm open to that though! @Stephanie P. Ohio is one of the markets I've been looking in. My company is based there and I have a decent network I think I could turn to for help/insight if needed. TN is also an option as it's not geographically far. I've had my eye on some Eastern TN markets. @Tony Clark The 12+ larger MF properties is what I'm interested. If you see those regularly, I'd be interested in seeing what's out there. I'd be willing to set up a search or get on your dist list, if you have one. Shoot me a PM when you can. @Anthony McEvoy I agree. I think this goes without saying but I would also take 50 all-stars as opposed to 100 headaches. Just trying to find markets and properties that offer that balance. @Brandon Goldsmith What markets in OH, and elsewhere, are you seeing this? Open and interested in all suggestions. @Jeffrey Donis I too, think I'll stay away from MHP. I have a couple guys in a local private investor group who have MHP investments. They have pretty good returns which was the reason for consideration. @Shiloh Lundahl I'm from FL and lived and worked in Tampa Bay for quite awhile. Over time, I've looked at tons of MHP's but as mentioned, I don't think that's my game. Thank you though!

Post: Best bang for your buck?

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

I have about $250-$300k to use as a down-payment that I'll be 1031ing out of a property into the new one. My question is, what market and with what product will my money go the furthest? MF building? Mobile home park? Several smaller multi-family properties? I'm familiar with Gulf Coast FL markets, NC and Cape Cod/New England. I'm looking to acquire as many units as possible for about $1M-$1.2M loan. Where would you put your money and why?

Post: How to invest 500k ? Real estate multi family or other

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

@John D. With what type of property do you think I get the most bang for my buck, most units, etc if I have a little north of $300k to invest? Apt building, sfh portfolio, MHP, etc... ?

Post: How to invest 500k ? Real estate multi family or other

Dave KansagorPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Posts 32
  • Votes 13

So, I'm sort of in the same boat and need some good advice. I've been in the game since 2011 and I have a good amount of equity trapped in a property I own free and clear. I want to cash out of it and 1031 it into a large MF. I'm not interested in syndication. With what I'll clear from the property and other funds, I can leverage myself into a traditional loan for Just north of $1M. I see this as sort of trading up and have just started looking at properties with as many units as possible. The plan would be to buy and hold it for as long as it makes sense, do some capital improvements and then sell it to "trade in" for something bigger. Possibly also leverage whatever equity I achieve in the new property for other acquisitions. Any words of wisdom here for me? Thoughts on best property type? Other strategies? I own property in Tampa Bay, Cape Cod and Charlotte, NC and would like to stick to those markets or a couple hours drive. Any advice would be sincerely appreciated. Thanks!