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All Forum Posts by: Corey M.

Corey M. has started 30 posts and replied 106 times.

Originally posted by @Remington Lyman:
Originally posted by @Andrew Z.:

Hello All, I am looking to purchase a turn key property with a management company. I am looking at Ohio, Tenn, Texas, or the Kansas City area. Does anyone have a turn key/management company they recommend and some pros/cons of these different states. I am in California and out of state investing makes more financial sense, as well as California not being landlord friendly. Thanks

I recommend you skip the turnkey model and just create your own turnkey team. You can do this by developing your Core 4. The core 4 is David Greene’s strategy for long-distance and made up of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender. Once you have this team in place, you should be able to confidently invest in any market.

I've listened to the podcast on finding your "core 4," but I haven't heard any clear direction on how an OOS investor can find those people. I renovated my primary residence and had an impossible time trying to track down my contractor, who would disappear in the middle of the day, never finish on time, make excuses for everything. A six week project took six months. Now imagine dealing with that from thousands of miles away. Are you just supposed to reach out to people on BP and trust they're not scammers? I wish there were reputable BRRRRKeys out there who could help identify a house, let the investor pay for the reno while the brrrr key oversees the project, and then manages moving forward. Basically, a passive investment with more upside because you're not buying at retail. I'm surprised there aren't a number of companies out there like this. 

Not sure if this is the right spot, but since Claremore is close to Tulsa, wanted to see if anyone could recommend a general home inspector for a rental property? I also need someone who can check for termites and evaluate the sewage situation.

Any recommendations? 

Can anyone tell me about the North Highland area in OKC? Is it safe? What level neighborhood would you categorize it as? I know this was previously a rough area, but it looks like a lot of rehabs are being done. 

Appreciate your feedback. 

Can anyone recommend both a home inspector and termite inspector in OKC.  Even better if it's one company who does both.

Originally posted by @JD Martin:

I just closed one 2 weeks ago at 3.625, no points 25 year 20%.


 Is there a reason you did 25 yr vs 30?

Originally posted by @Stephen J Davis:

That is a huge down payment. I am averaging about 12 to 14% total out of pocket using hard money to FNMA. FNMA loans are at about 3.5% or so, 30 year fixed.

I've never heard of only putting 12% down unless you're living in the house. How did you manage that? Also, I'm investing in turnkeys with slim cash flow, at 12%, it'd probably be cash negative. Is

 Does that 3.5% require points to be paid to get that rate? 

Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone would be willing to share recent interest rate quotes they've received from lenders for investment properties with either 20 or 25% down? 

Post: Memphis invest returns

Corey M.Posted
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Originally posted by @Franklin Fletcher:

I have 7 houses with them, going on 2 years now, and the returns are around 6%, depending on the market.  Part of the value you'd be getting is world-class customer service and property management.  I highly recommend them.  I'm in the Dallas, Little Rock and Memphis markets and they've all been doing well so far. 

It's 6% CoC, or ROI? I believe ROI should be in the 18-20% if you include mortgage paydown and appreciation.
Also, did your places appraise at or above asking price?
 

I'm looking at sfh turnkeys and some of them have HOAs. Is it bad to invest in these types of homes since the HOA can make demands that must be followed? Or is it a benefit for just that reason (like everyone must keep curb appeal)?

Originally posted by @Steven Foster Wilson:

@Corey M. personal residences have been even lower ive seen as low as 2.7 on a 30 year fixed.

However for investments put into an llc with 20% down I have not seen anything lower then 4%. Are you looking at an investment loan in your personal name or do you have some really good connections?

Don't think OP mentioned an LLC, so I assumed it was in his own name. But yes, I was quoting prices in a personal name rental loan.