All Forum Posts by: Golan Corshidi

Cash for keys is definitely the way to go in these cases from personal experience. I'd add that you should put a time incentive on the cash-for-keys agreement. I offer more cash if tenants leave sooner. Usually, this puts pressure to leave sooner—best of luck to you.

Looking forward to attending! 

looks like a cool event!

Ill unfortunately be out of town but I'd like to find out about any more meetups in the future. 

Let me know if you got anything else coming up. 

I would add you could potentially change your target market a bit. I am not sure about property specifics but I once had a vacancy problem that was solved by furnishing the place and going for mid-term rentals. Might be an additional expense and hassle if you don't want to go through it. If you want more help on this, feel free to reach out.

Side note, I understand why you'd be stressing out but real estate is a long-term play. Today's market conditions don't last forever and if you're able to get through the tough times over the long run you'll be doing fine and owning even more properties. 

Thank you all for taking the time to reply. 

I learned a lot from all of your answers. It seems like at the end of the day investment choices are mostly about personal preferences and risk assessment. 

Wish you all the best! 

Hey all!

I have a good friend with cash who is looking to invest. However, he believes investing in the stock market is the best place to consistently have high returns with low effort. I feel real estate is a better investment for several different reasons but I wanted to ask what yall think are the main benefits of investing in real estate versus investing in the stock market. Ultimately, I know there is no one right answer that is dependent on many factors but I am just curious what you all think.

Thank you! 

I think it's a great business model with the potential for multiple streams of income not just booking revenue! this podcast episode helps sum it up: https://open.spotify.com/episo... 

They have a restaurant, convenience store, and other additional amenities to help boost their revenues. 

In the episode, they recommend looking to buy smaller/mid-size properties as it seems like there are big players that buy up the larger sites. Hopefully, that helps, best of luck to ya! 

Hey Tina! 

I own and manage a few vacation rentals in San Diego and we're about to launch in Joshua Tree. As Marshall said above, I definitely think you can do a lot to make the hassle of managing the vacation rental easier on you if you want to do it yourself. I highly recommend watching Robuilt on youtube. He's also a co-host of the bigger pockets podcast but he has a few videos on this topic exactly. This video is my favorite for this. Video Link. Personally, I am actually looking for investors to partner with to grow our portfolio so id be happy to chat about that as well if you're interested. Regardless, I am happy to help so feel free to reach out

Hey Christian! I'm fairly new on this site but I manage and rent a few homes out here in San Diego on furnished finder and a couple of other channels. If you have any specific questions about listing, renting, etc feel free to connect with me or send me a message. I'm happy to help! 

Yeah its pretty crazy that not having to pay rent can be reframed as preventing homelessness.