All Forum Posts by: Jesse Rivera

We invest in Pittsburgh as well, out of state investors (located in Portland OR). Here is the honest truth: you need a partner on the ground. Someone that has a vested interest in your success. If you are just buying a few, than a real estate agent might be a good choice. But if you are buying in volume, you need a partner. We learned that the hard way.

You should chat with my business partner, @Michael Wardwell, he is great at diving in, determining your goals, and creating a game plan for you. I cannot stress enough how important a conversation like this is.

We just helped a client get 2k monthly cash flow, 10 units in Pittsburgh. He only had 150k.

And when you are ready to read how deals are structured, google "real estate ppm filetype:pdf". You will see there are a thousand ways to structure your deal.  

@Gust Passias Elise Bickle for PM. 

Email me info please! [email protected].

Price, neighborhood, ARV, potential rent, estimate rehab. Thanks!

@Mike Nuss stop being so shy, tell us what you really think. LOL.

Try JENNY ROMAN 3zero5 63one 517six, she does commercial. Don’t know if she goes that low, but worth a call. Tell her I sent you.

Don’t forget transfer tax, can be up to 4.5% when you buy.

I can only speak for the Pacific NW. The answer is NO.