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All Forum Posts by: Emilio Caamano

Emilio Caamano has started 6 posts and replied 20 times.

Post: Guidance for Raleigh, NC

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2
Thanks a lot Chad.

And no, we are not looking for war zones.

Thank you for your guidance !
Emilio

Originally posted by @Chad W.:

Emilio,

Raleigh does not have a great deal of smaller multifamily properties. If you are looking for 80+ units that is a different story.

Some resources to help your search:

https://www.greatschools.org/north-carolina/raleig...

https://www.fmrealty.com/

I am not supporting a particular company, but their site is well programmed, has a 15 minute update time from the MLS and allows you to be granular in your searches. This is for Triangle only, the Fayetteville portion is garbage.

https://www.raleighnc.gov/safety/content/Police/Ar...

This will allow you to see the crime heat maps.

If you want up and coming areas you need to expand outside of Raleigh. Areas like Clayton, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, Wake Forest, portions of Garner, portions of Knightdale. Will give you better value add or growth opportunities. 

If you want war zone stuff, check the heat maps then cross reference it on the realty site.

Post: Guidance for Raleigh, NC

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2
Thanks Juan
I was thinking +10 units. Not sure yet about the cealing. Typically, when you get +100 you start competing for the properties with larger corporations.
About greater triangle area, maybe depending on the demographics and job density.

Thanks for your feedback ;)


Originally posted by @Juan Moreno:

Emilio, 

How big or small multifamily properties are you talking about? 1-4? or 5 or more units? 

Are you open to the greater triangle area? wake county, orange county, durham county?

As Chad mention, Raleigh doesn't have a lot of small multi family properties, you can get a few but you have to analyze the numbers to see if the clash flow works for you.

Let me know how I can be of any service to you

Juan.

Post: Guidance for Raleigh, NC

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2

Hello BP Community,

I have been talking with my wife about getting into the multi-family properties investments. We are working with another couple to partner, and we are doing the due diligence, to learn more about some markets.

We are looking to learn more about Raleigh, NC. And I am hoping to start creating a network of people that we can do business in the short and midterm.

We are hoping the community can help us to understand better the area of Raleigh (not sure if that will expand to the RTP region) as far as the specific neighborhoods. I would be interested in knowing which areas fall into the following categories:

Established Class A neighborhoods/areas: These are areas that typically everyone would want to live in and invest. They usually have the best school districts, low crime rate, and affluent residents.

Up and coming neighborhoods/areas: These are neighborhoods that for some reason or another are gentrifying and you see a positive change in the neighborhood, maybe its new cool restaurants coming in, or the city put in a new park, or perhaps the metro line extension is now going to help drive growth. These I would classify as neighborhoods that investing now may seem very smart in 3-5 years.

D type of neighborhoods: Here on BP you see people referring these as War Zones. These typically have transient populations, high crime rate, returns generally are the highest in the city and although the returns are good, the property you buy today for $50k will be worth $50k in 20 years. These are areas we are typically not interested in and would maybe consider doing a quick flip or wholesale.

Above all, we want to learn more about what is mostly happening in the real estate investment community and how we may be of service to you. If there is any way that you think we can work together to progress your RE Investment, please keep us in mind.

Thank you for your time,

Emilio

Post: Buy & Hold Questions & Clarifications.

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2

Thanks Mike !

Post: 19 SFR's & 47 MF Units off market portfolio deal...

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2

Good luck ! If any opportunity for Buy and Hold appears, let me know!

Post: Buy & Hold Questions & Clarifications.

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2

Hi Team,

After some months, taking care of important topics at home, I want to go back to get a property for buy and hold.

Some mental notes that I want to run an acid test with the collective and amazing knowledge on this forum.

With the current market situation, where depending on the source we are going into a recession (others will say that we already are)

  • Will be the case that most of the Turn Key providers, are selling a Street Price? (Don’t get me wrong, I respect the work they do, just trying to get around a way to get some equity of the deals)
    Anyhow, I’m not looking to open a Pandora box here, is more a quick ask about the current market conditions.
  • For Buy & Hold. During my last research, if I want to Buy, Rehab, Refinance and Rent.
    If I buy using conventional loan and do cosmetic rehabs, I’ll be unable to get my cash back with a Refinance.
    In other works, I’ll need to buy cash or with Hard Money loan, in order to be able to do the Refinance.
    That’s still the case?
    Or there are products, where I can get Kind-of conventional loan rates, which will include the Rehab cost?
  • Any particular region in Texas, where the inventory has increase to get good opportunities for Buy and Hold? (That’s not the case for Austin for now)

Thanks everyone.

Emilio

Here the 2016 Edition:

http://www.pwc.com/us/en/asset-management/real-estate/assets/pwc-emerging-trends-in-real-estate-2016.pdf

Post: Hard money lender/Private Lender in Dallas TX

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2

@Chantel Green

Any guidance on average range on the cost of each options? How many points?

Post: Real estate agent/investor in Waco, TX

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2

Hi Jake,

Welcome to BP

This will be a great source of information for REI !

I live in Austin, TX

Looking forward to meet you soon

If you need information about local MeetUp in Austin, I can help you out

Emilio

Post: Indian Hill, Country Club Hills, IL 60478

Emilio CaamanoPosted
  • Investor
  • Leander, TX
  • Posts 20
  • Votes 2

Hi Edward,

My numbers are not like 30K for 1.200 Rent, are more like:

Rent: $1,650.00 
Purchase Price:  $135,000.00

Regards,
Emilio Caamano