All Forum Posts by: Edward Noseworthy

Hi Anthony,

either or would suffice.  Do you know of a paid service I could go to?

Hello BP!

Does anyone know an online source where I can go to look at what Cap Rates were at years ago in different markets? For example I would like to see the Cap rates in a certain sub-market in Dallas from 2010. Any idea how I can pull up this info? Ideally I'd like to be able to see things like rent/sqft, GRM's etc...But right now I am just looking for a way to find what Cap rates were any number of years ago for a given market...

Thanks in advance for any info!

Hello BP,

looking for recommendations for fully licensed/insured and reputable GC's in the Worcester, MA area preferably with 203K rehab experience for some upcoming renovations.

Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Hello BP,

looking for recommendations for fully licensed/insured and reputable GC's in the Worcester, MA area preferably with 203K rehab experience for some upcoming renovations.

Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

There are some pocket markets in MA where you could potentially get into a B&H deal with lower price points and renting trending upwards. You could either use this money as the acquisition fees to get into a deal for certain markets (Worcester/Fall River). Or even use the Brandon Turner's very own BRRRR strategy with maybe a 203K loan on an owner/occupied multi and then after a year move out.

Hey Ryan,

thanks for replying.  My business partner @Michael Sjogren who wrote that Market Research article is from Worcester and we are currently making offers in the Worcester market.  We have a lot of great contacts and knowledge of the area so if you ever need anything or have any questions feel free to inbox me.  I just sent you a connection request.

Thanks to everyone who continues to respond to this chain.  I've made so many great connections through this post.  Mission accomplished!

Thanks, Ed

@Michael Sjogren

Very cool.  Congrats again.  If you ever need any resources up in the Northeast, let me know.  I'm happy to help.

Thanks, Ed

@Steven Gillmer

Hi Steve, thanks for the response.  Congrats on the acquisition!  That's great news.  Owner/occupied?   

Hello Fellow BP Members,

A lot of people struggle with raising private money (myself included).In my experience, it’s probably the biggest obstacle that prevents real estate professionals from growing their respective companies.

There is a lot of great information and educational videos/blogs out there that teach how to raise private money. But one thing I have found that is missing out there that is very important is just a view into the psyche of a passive investor.Not just learning from people who have raised money but hearing directly from passive investors on how they approach deals and what they look for.I think there are many of us that could benefit greatly just by simply hearing what investors look for right from the source.

I am in the process of putting together a video interviewing (anonymous) actual passive investors to give real estate professionals a peak behind the curtain of how their minds operate.

I am looking to gain further feedback from professionals who are currently investing passively in real estate deals or have done so in the past.

So what are some of the most important things you (the passive investor) look for before investing in a deal?Is it the management team track record and experience?Is it how your investment will be protected?Market analysis?Financial projections?Trust and/or personal connection?

Also, I am looking to interview additional passive real estate investors (anonymously) so if you are up for a fun/brief interview please private message me.

My hope is to put together a short/free video to help educate passive and active investors alike.

I hope everyone has a great Sunday!

Thanks, Ed

Hello All!

Hope everyone is having a great weekend.  One of my New Year's resolutions was to start a blog on my website and BP geared towards multi-family investors.  My goal is to leverage my partners and my own experience into short 1-page blogs loaded with valuable information to help multi-family investors of all experience levels.   I have up-loaded a bunch of blogs on my profile and I am looking for some feedback (good or bad).  If you have time take a look at my blog and let me know which blogs stood out, and why they may have been beneficial to you? 

I am also looking for subjects that people want to learn about that I can incorporate into my blog moving forward into 2017.  Let me know what type of content you seek in 2017 to help you grow your business.

BP is such a  great place to get feedback for new ideas so I wanted to start here first.  Thank you all for the great conversations in 2016 and I look forward to a great 2017!

Ed