All Forum Posts by: Jose Godreau

Hey  @Mimi King,

First and foremost thank you for serving our country! I also believe you should join the SJREIA to acquire more knowledge and find some useful connections. I also would suggest finding a mentor local to you and helping them through the process so that you learn from more experienced investors! I'm Also an investor and Real Estate agent who works only with investors so if you ever need any help in the future feel free to reach out to me! 

Hey @Yaro L.,

Congratulations on acquiring that property!

1. I believe you should have them sign a new lease that way you can fix anything you didn't like in the previous owners lease and you can also cover your own tail .

2. I Believe that you should always raise the rent even if only a little bit that way the tenant consistently gets used to it and will not get comfortable with their current rent. It might come as a shock to them but if you slowly raise their rent i think You will be fine! if you have any questions feel free to PM me.

Hey @Parth Patel, 

If you're looking to invest in south jersey this is what the market currently looks like. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/34...

If you have any questions feel free to PM me I'd love to help you.

Hey @Ceary Williams,

Welcome to BP, I wish you the best of luck in your investing career. If You ever need help feel free to pm me!

Hey @Kevin McCollick,

Congrats on deciding to join the investing world and welcome to BP. it'd be in your best interest to join a local REIA Group to learn a little before you dive head first into investing! I wish you the best of luck, If you ever need help feel free to PM me!

Hey @Arthur OHara, I would have to agree with what Odie said. You will know your market the best right now and from there you can always expand outward. I work with investors from all over NJ so if you have any more questions feel free to pm me!

Hey @Meti Kay,I deal with investors in these areas all the time! If you have any questions feel free to pm me 

Hey @Arash Baseri, there are many different ways to find properties! Just to name a couple:

1. Investor friendly Real estate agent 

2. Websites like zillow, trulia, etc.. although most people would vote against that because its rarely accurate.

3. wholesalers

there are alot of ways but these are pretty common.

With this in mind i'm a real estate agent who works only with investors if you have any questions feel free to PM me !