All Forum Posts by: Jeffrey Nordin

@James Wise

Thank you for that link, I will add it to my list of resources to check out for Birmingham!

Feel free to drop me a line if you have any thoughts on that market: I'll be picking up a home or two there in the coming weeks, hopefully!

Thanks,

Jeff Nordin

@Prashant Kamath

Hi Prashant,

I'm also starting a few purchases in Birmingham metro area, any comments or suggestions you might have would be greatly appreciated.

Likewise, I'm happy to help another investor as much as I may. Feel free to share any thoughts you might have!

Take care,

Jeff Nordin

@Cornell James, hi I'm just joining this market and I see your post from a million years ago.

If you're still in this market and are open to a friendly chat, please feel free to contact me.

Thanks,

Jeff Nordin

@Dawn Vought, hello I know you've been anxiously awaiting my email for twelve years!

I'm just sending a quick hello to those few of us in the Birmingham market, please feel free to contact me with any thoughts you might have on this market.

I'm going to be purchasing a few homes this summer.

Any collegial discussion will be warmly welcomed!

Thanks,

Jeff Nordin

Simple request: who would YOU use in Birmingham AL to find and help purchase investor cash flow properties? Not mansion country club, but rental homes to blue collar workers (B/C CLASS HOMES)?

How about local banks or funders for same? I'm running into issues with minimum $50k or $100k loans from bigger banks.

Looking for RECOMMENDATIONS from investors that have already been in THIS market and seen the good/bad ones.

Feel free to PM me, and once again, thanks for your time, stay safe, and thanks your help in these rough times.

THIS TOO SHALL PASS!

Jeff Nordin

@Avery Carl my wife and I literally just finished listening to your episode on BP. Congrats on your growth and much continued success!

I am studying now and researching what I'm embarrassed to say I'd never heard of: 10% down funding on vacation homes.

All thanks to you, much obliged!

As an aside, I'm not entirely sure I understand your definition of "real vacation rental areas"? As I understand it, you're referring to places that historically have had a long standing home rental market that predates Airbnb or VRBO?

@Stephen Shigematsu that sounds like a great plan, might I suggest that you look at some of the Airbnb listings in the JT area and see if you can't mimic some of the highlights?

I'm looking at the city proper myself for similar ideas and there's a lot to learn, as in every zip code.

You might want to speak to a local realtor with experience in the short term rental market, obvious though I know that advice is.

Good luck!

Thank you @Mark Pedroza

@Jay Clegg, I'm also in your neck of the woods. Where are you seeing BP listings locally, I'm mostly finding non BP related groups in Bay area that are looking for Bay area investment or flips.

I live in northern California but have zero interest in investing up here?

Thanks, I've been away from the site for too long :(

House and wife intervened to gobble up investment money this year. Looking to start new year back on track

Thanks,

Jeff Nordin

@Joseph Ryan, those are very concise, excellent points you raise. I particularly like how you have centered on a particular area, I like your small apartment niche and that you reference one of my personal go to guys in the arena, David Greene.

I think many Californians think Texas is just a giant ATM from the growth potential and landlord market. My baby steps with turnkey showcase all the good and bad options that can arise with such a hands off approach.

Good luck with your ideas.

Jeff Nordin