All Forum Posts by: Eddy Udry

Boise is a great spot. The closer in to Boise the higher the price. (In general)  The "Northend" is always in demand, but not alot of 10 unit properties. Lots of 2, 3 and four plexes.

As you go west the prices tend to drop some in West Boise and also the Boise "Bench" You are close in to town yet prices are a little less. Moving further west is Eagle. Which is is a little more exclusive. Not a lot of multifamily units in Eagle. Moving further west is Meridian. That is where you might find the best bang for your buck.  Moving further west is Nampa and Caldwell. More opportunity there for bigger unit properties. But the amount of rent is less. I would really study the neighborhood you are looking at there. Because it can vary widely.

I am happy to talk more or if you have a price in mind I can keep my eyes and ears open.

Hi Mike,

If you have any questions or need any info, I am here in Boise. 

Eddy

Hi Tim,

Welcome to Bigger Pockets

I have had great experences with Claire Fenton. (208)514-4868

Best of luck 

Eddy Udry

Hi Charles,at 

I have had retals in the BSU area and done really well. They always rented quickly. But just like any rental the screening process is the most important. I also made it a point to go by and have a presence at my rentals. Just to keep an eye on the places. 

Thats my take on it.

Let me know if you have any other questions

Hi Pablo,

I am an agent here in Boise and would love a chance to chat. If you don''t feel we are a good fit I know a few other agents that may work as well.

Hi All,

I am an agent here in Boise. If you have any questions or just want to talk about the Boise area I am always up for sharing what I know.

Hi Nadia,

I am here in Boise. And the available places for renters is pretty slim. So its a great time to invest here.

As far as good neighborhoods the Northend of Boise is always a sure thing, but the home prices are the most expensive in town. Southeast Boise is excellent as well. 

The Bench is close in and the homes are less expensive then the Northend and you are still close into Boise. 

Garden City has been  the biggest surprise here lately. There are alot if of mobile home parks and manufactured homes that are being bought torn down and all kinds of different types of homes, condos, and townhomes being built. 

After that the further west you go. The cheaper the homes, Northwest Boise. There are some great deals.

Then Meridian is your next best bet., There are some good ones I have seen in the $250,000 range for a single family home. In Meridian you are getting into the suberbs so just check the HOA's and make sure that your investment can be used as a rental.

Let me know if this helps or if you have more questions.

Thanks

Eddy

Hi Anita,

I am an agent in Boise. And would love the chance to talk with you more about investing here. And if I cannot provide what you are in need of. I have a close group of other agents I work along side with. 

Feel free to contact me.

Hope to hear from you

Thanks

Eddy Udry 

Hi and Welcome to Bigger Pockets 

You did the right thing by joining this group..Great people willing to give their input so you don't have to learn the hard way like they did. 

I am in Boise as well if you ever want to have coffee 

Best of luck

Hi Jack,

I am a local Realtor here in Boise.

I have lots experience in Real Estate Investing and flips.

So if you would like to get together for coffee  please feel free to contact me at  

(208)629-9975. No pressure I just am looking to learn everything I can and meet people.

Best of luck 

Eddy