All Forum Posts by: Alex Olson

KC has some appreciation depending on the sub market and real estate cycle but is definitely a cash flow play market. There are certain areas of KC that play more towards appreciation and there are off market deals that generate good cash flow and appreciation. 

Know the rules, know the tenants, know how to get paid and know the repercussions. Section 8 is hear to stay.

Tornado, wind, hail, flooding if in a low spot, general weather related. Class midwest issues. 

If you have never completed a regular 1031 exchange I can not recommend a reverse 1031 exchange. Risky for your client and they rarely work out. Your QI will own the property you are buying and you have to have bought the property before you sell the downleg. @Dave Foster is the man when it comes to this stuff. 

@Mickey Petersen I would 1031 exchange into a larger better cash flowing property or whatever gives you a leg up on your wealth building. Fastest way to scale. 

There is no dominate industry which leaves KC pretty dang recession resistant. It has two state governments that in general have to play nice to each other if they want to get elected and reelected. Good rent growth, good schools, affordable and a growing economy with plenty of economic centers around the metro. This is what KC is why KC is a great market to invest in. 

@Joy McQueary of course I am partial to the KC metro. In particular Overland Park, Olathe, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs and North Kansas City. I am happy to share some info on these sub markets if you like. 

Kansas City is a great market so you have a great guest here. Looks like a good one. 

@Kevin Crowell I can help with duplexes on up to about 75 units or so. I'm a multifamily expert here in KC and happy to help with good investing locations and off market deal analysis. 

KC is an amazing market. I can show you the areas to invest and where to start away from. Just DM me.