All Forum Posts by: John Britt

@Luis Serrano I can think of two possibilities.  First is have your buyer make an offer sight unseen with a contingency of inspection before earnest money goes non refundable.  The second way is to talk to the tenants with your owner permission to allow one day to have all your interested buyers to walk-through the property to inspect it.  In Tennessee landlords have a right to inspect there properties given a 24 hour notice.

@Tom Chen what would be easier for you to find is a PM that can handle the renovations of the property after you purchase it and a Realtor that specializes with working with investors.  Try to find one that has at least an investment property themselves.  In Chattanooga I work with a couple of agents that we refer business to each other.

@Tom Chen Would you consider the Tennessee market?  When I say Tennessee I mean the Memphis, Chattanooga or Knoxville market.

@Mark McMinn we are one of the few companies that have a significant number of section 8 properties or section 8 only properties.  I would love to talk to you about our services at Mountain View Property Management.  Please DM me.

@Natalie Schanne have you considered looking outside of your area for opportunities that make sense.  I am personally working on to packages right now in my area that we could use a partner one to turn the money over in 6 months. 

@Angelique F.  The zoning will be different for each city in the state of Tennessee.  Do you have a location in mind?

@Shawn Costley I am sorry Shawn it is under contract right now.

@Shyam Panchal Memphis, Chattanooga, Jackson, TN,Birmingham, AL are markets you might want to consider.

@Jessica Lombardo I am local to Chattanooga and wouldn’t mind connecting.

@Kathryn Schauer we just purchased a 6 unit in Chattanooga we are now looking to sale if you are interested.