All Forum Posts by: Alex Olson
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Post: What are some cities you are looking at as a multifamily investor in 2025?

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There are some class A located duplexes in the KC metro that are sub $300,000. They are rare but exist.
Post: Looking for Kansas City Real Estate Attorney Recommendation

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You could try Casey Crawford of Chinnery Evans and Nail.
Post: New Investor Seeking Multifamily Insights

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Hey Andrew shot you a DM.
Post: HELOC Friendly Banks in KCK

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Community America Credit Union has been fantasitc for me and several of my clients. There is no real loan officer there so just reach out to them on their website.
Post: Thoughts on 1031 Exchange versus sale with Section 121 Exclusion

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Sent you a DM.
Post: Out of state cash flowing rental markets

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Kansas City has been strong for a lot of my clients.
Post: Looking for Reliable Contractors in Kansas City – Experience with Out-of-Town Investr

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Quote from @Varun Chawla:
Hi all,
I’m an out-of-state investor with rental properties in Kansas City (mostly multifamily-LTRs), and I’m currently looking for a reliable contractor or GC to help with a couple of upcoming projects—one full rehab and one light cosmetic.
So far, my experience with local contractors has been mixed at best—poor communication, inconsistent timelines, cost overruns, and some quality issues. I’d love to hear any personal recommendations for:
✅ Reliable and timely work – sticks to scope and schedule
✅ Transparent with bids and change orders
✅ Good communicator – responds to texts/calls/emails regularly
✅ Comfortable sending regular progress pics/updates)
✅ Licensed, insured, and has subs or a team for plumbing, electrical, HVAC, etc.
✅ Ideally someone who has worked with out-of-town investors and understands remote project management
Bonus if they’ve worked in KCMO, Independence, or Raytown areas specifically.
If you’ve had a good experience with someone, I’d really appreciate their name and contact info—or feel free to DM me directly. Thanks in advance!
Post: New to Fix & Flip Scene *Seeking Advice*

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1031 exchange requires you to hold about a year or so and intend to collect rent income. House flippers are not investors. They are flippers. Investors are those that intend to collect rental income.
Post: MAREI Online Real Estate Investor Meeting: 2025 Market Update with Kyle Niemann

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Quote from @Kim Tucker:
Is the Market Crashing, Correcting, or Holding Strong?
Every day there’s a new headline trying to convince you the real estate market is booming… or crashing… or something in between.
So what’s really going on in Kansas City?
At our next Online Nationwide Real Estate Investor Meeting, we’re cutting through the noise with Kyle Niemann, MAREI’s #1 Realtor Economist and the founder of HouseGraphs.com.
Kyle tracks the real numbers—local sales, price trends, inventory shifts, and investor activity—and breaks them down in a way that makes sense. Whether you're flipping, landlording, wholesaling, or just watching from the sidelines, this market update will give you clarity and confidence.
📅 Thursday, July 24th
🕡 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM Central
📍 Online via Zoom
🎟️ FREE for MAREI Members – Guests Welcome
📲 RSVP now at www.MAREI.org/Calendar
What You’ll Learn:
✔️ How KC market trends are really affecting investors
✔️ Which metrics matter—and which headlines to ignore
✔️ Where the buying, selling, and holding opportunities are today
✔️ Tips for navigating price shifts, interest rate changes, and competition
✔️ The truth behind rising inventory, DOM stats, and affordability metrics
👉 Perfect for both local Kansas City investors and out-of-state investors watching this market closely.
If you’re serious about investing—or even thinking about getting started—you need to understand where we are, and where we’re headed.
Get all the details and register to attend for free at www.MAREI.org/Calendar
Post: Kansas City CRE Operator- Managing 4M SF Office, Industrial, and Retail

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Great work!