All Forum Posts by: Adam Frederick

So far I do my own property management, but that may change as I continue to get more properties under my belt.

I like the idea of investing in the areas you're talking about! Do you have anyone that you work with to find those types of places or do you just work on finding deals yourself?

@Sarah Shockley yes, your name sounds very familiar as well. . . my sister is Anna and she did go to UNF. Small world!

Awesome to hear that you were able to quit your day job! I'd love to be able to do that in a few years. . . I really want to work on expanding my inventory and obviously the next step is to find that next deal. What areas do you focus on? I know some people like dealing with the section 8 housing in lower income neighborhoods and I know there's money to be made there, but I am just not up for the additional work that they entail right now. I've got a decent place in Bartram that is doing well, but I'd like to find something that I can put some equity into and that will also cash flow nicely!

Does anyone know of any wholesalers or RE agents in the Jacksonville area that focus more on class B or C areas? I've already got one rental and am looking to acquire another one. Let me know if there is anyone I could contact to start looking for me!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks for the info Jack! I'll definitely check them out!!

Thanks a lot Brandon! I'll definitely check out the podcast and links. I was able to make it on your live webinar Friday night and really enjoyed it. Lots of good info that you put out there for us! I appreciate the info and am looking forward to seeing more of those in the future!

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to introduce myself and tell you all a little about who I am. My name is Adam Frederick and my wife and I currently live in a townhome. We have one child and another on the way and would love to get in a bigger space with a yard for the kids to play in! I've been wanting to start investing in real estate for a while now and am thinking that for starters, I could find a foreclosure in need of repair in a decent neighborhood so that we could purchase it, fix it up, and live in it for a year or so before we flip it or rent it out and move on to our next deal!

Our biggest need is probably a hard money lender, as well as a good buyer's broker that could find us what we're looking for and knows how to negotiate with the banks. I've contacted a close relative for a hard money loan, but have not heard back from them on a decision yet.

Anyone in a similar situation or know of a good direction to start moving?

Hope I can start working with some of you all in the very near future!!

-Adam

I'm in!!