All Forum Posts by: Filippo Baldo

Hey people, I'm just a newbie and was looking around Loopnet.com and saw many properties (selling for 7-8 figures) with crazy cap rates like 7-10% which means 15-30% cash on cash return.
Am I missing something? Sounds like there are interesting properties and nobody is catching on em? Enlighten me, please.

Saw one with very good tenants (med and pharmaceutical field which are safe industry).

Hey people, I'm just a newbie and was looking around Loopnet.com and saw many properties (selling for 7-8 figures) with crazy cap rates like 7-10% which means 15-30% cash on cash return.
Am I missing something? Sounds like there are interesting properties and nobody is catching on em? Enlighten me, please.

Saw one with very good tenants (med and pharmaceutical field which are safe industry).

How's the market in Minnesota? 

I heard there's a high crime rate in St.Louis

Yes, I'd like to buy and hold for cashflow, starting with residential properties. After some years, I would get into commercial properties since it makes more money.

Capital would be something around 40k-65k.

Do you invest in Vegas? 

I'm looking for a city where there's a good real estate game to play in, which I want to make my main source of income (rental properties).

And yeah, I heard South Florida is not great for RE, I'm considering Tampa/Sarasota area, to be honest.

Hello there, I'm planning to move to the US next year (at 22 yo) and start investing in real estate. My main occupation is working online, so I can work from anywhere. 

Given that I'd love living summer year-round and staying close to the beaches I'm considering moving to Florida, do you guys think it is a good place to start investing in rental properties? If not, can you suggest any other State/City, please?

I'm opened to suggestions.

The areas I've taken into consideration so far are Tampa and Miami Area.

Hello there, I'm new to this world and interested in purchasing a book on rental property investing, does BiggerPocket's book contain principles that can be applied to foreign markets? Or is it written for people investing in USA only?

Hello there, I'm interested in purchasing a book on rental property investing, does BiggerPocket's book contain principles that can be applied to foreign markets? Or is it written for people investing in USA only?