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All Forum Posts by: Jesse Burrell

Jesse Burrell has started 64 posts and replied 100 times.

Post: Great AZ

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

Great Off-Market property this home is solid and with a little bit of work any investor should be able to make a nice profit. See link for pics below:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mcma2hbzotn2r8y/AADxCvQ...

Please contact me for access

Post: Need closing attorney in Atlanta Georgia

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

@Tonya Clark see above and open title. Thanks!!

Post: Great Investment property in West Phoenix

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

Amazing Investment Property, currently tenant occupied at $850 per month. 3 BR 1.5 BA. Great Location! This is 1 of 15 off market properties we have left, please contact for complete list and showing. CASH ONLY no down payment.

Post: Need closing attorney in Atlanta Georgia

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

I have a property under contract in Dacatur Georgia.  Any referrals for a closing attorney would be appreciated.  Thank you 

Post: Is Knoxville a Good Place to Flip homes and Buy N Hold

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

BP,

Here is some research our company recently did in a area we are activily buying in!!

Relocating to Knoxville, TN

Source: FindTheHome | Graphiq


Just like almost all of the nation

Post: Las Vegas Housing Market Trends for 2016

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

BP,

Here is some research our company recently did in Las Vegas. Please let me know what you think: 

Las Vegas Housing Market Trends for 2016

FindTheHome | Graphiq

Notorious for being the worst hit region in America during the great economic downturn of 2008, Las Vegas is finally beginning to climb its way out of trouble. Both the new and used properties of the hottest neighborhoods in Las Vegas are moving fast. Another thing, wages and employment rates are rising. The entire state of Nevada has a long way to go, but the trend is positive.

A Sea of Foreclosed Homes and Underwater Mortgages

Mass job cuts and wage reductions spurred a trend of missed home loan payments that would change the way residents would acquire or rent properties for the next decade or more. For those whose income remained strong enough to make payments, having a home that became devalued due to what was happening to the neighbors meant that few were untouched. Do you continue massively overpaying for your home? When is enough, enough? In this environment, whole subdivisions became owned by banks.
Thankfully the economy turned a corner in recent years. Creditors filed nearly 18000 default notices for Nevada homes in 2009; more recently the number was more like 1800. On the subject of being underwater

Post: Louisville 2016 Housing Market Trends

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

BP,

We do a ton of research in our prospective markets. I would like to share with you what we have came across. Let me know what you think!!

2016 Louisville, KY Housing Trends

The real estate market in Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding area showed some serious growth last year. One unique finding about the Louisville housing market is the popularity of multi-family homes. Clearly, owning rental property is a popular aspect of the local economy. The price of real estate in the area hit a new high as well. Downtown Louisville residents are appreciating new investment and activity. Still, economic growth lagged real estate activity since affordable housing was still difficult to come by for some Louisville natives.

Renting is a Hot Option

With there being lots of multi-family units sold in the Louisville area, it stands to reason that a large proportion of residents are actually renters and not owners. The Louisville Metropolitan Housing Coalition’s annual housing report for 2015 revealed that this community has a serious problem with making living in the city affordable for more people. According to the report, 14% of the workforce does not earn enough to afford the average 2-bedroom apartment. Another thing is those who are too poor to afford housing are very isolated. More than two thirds of the public housing population are contained in only two locations in the metro area.

Out of Towners are Circling the Area

There is a lot of real estate activity from outsiders and institutions looking to make rental property a part of their investment strategy. This all coincides with the lower single family home purchasing power in Louisville, KY. If you can’t buy, you must rent; increasingly, residents will be renting from people who have little connection to the community. Louisville’s attraction to people from other parts of the country is quite natural; with real estate on the coasts being extremely expensive, this market becomes the land of opportunity for those looking to make their investment dollars stretch.

Louisville Home Prices are at an All-Time High

So while Louisville is a cheap option to an investor from, say, New York, these are some of the highest home prices ever before seen by Louisville natives. According to Zillow, the median home price in Louisville, Kentucky is $134,900. Again, this isn’t much to people from outside the area, but to many locals, this value is outpacing wages.

Louisville is a great buy for people looking to relocate to a more affordable place. The home prices here are lower than the national averages, but local residents are also paid lower. Many of the experts following the trends in this market have openly wondered if the rental market is due for a bust sometime soon. If you are interested in investing here, you may want to act now, because an improvement in the economy will mean more competition for homes which of course leads to higher prices.

Post: Is Knoxville a Good Place to Flip homes and Buy N Hold

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

BP,

Our Company does ample research on areas that we purchase in. Recently we did a market analysis on how affordable homes are to relocate to in Knoxville. Let me know what you think:

Relocating to Knoxville, TN

Source: FindTheHome | Graphiq


Just like almost all of the nation

Post: Las Vegas Housing Market Trends

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

BP,

We do a ton of research on areas where we buy. This is what we have recently gathered in Las Vegas. Let me know your thoughts:

Las Vegas Housing Market Trends for 2016

FindTheHome | Graphiq

Notorious for being the worst hit region in America during the great economic downturn of 2008, Las Vegas is finally beginning to climb its way out of trouble. Both the new and used properties of the hottest neighborhoods in Las Vegas are moving fast. Another thing, wages and employment rates are rising. The entire state of Nevada has a long way to go, but the trend is positive.

A Sea of Foreclosed Homes and Underwater Mortgages

Mass job cuts and wage reductions spurred a trend of missed home loan payments that would change the way residents would acquire or rent properties for the next decade or more. For those whose income remained strong enough to make payments, having a home that became devalued due to what was happening to the neighbors meant that few were untouched. Do you continue massively overpaying for your home? When is enough, enough? In this environment, whole subdivisions became owned by banks.
Thankfully the economy turned a corner in recent years. Creditors filed nearly 18000 default notices for Nevada homes in 2009; more recently the number was more like 1800. On the subject of being underwater

Post: Private Money Lender

Jesse BurrellPosted
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Posts 113
  • Votes 28

BP,

I am currently looking for a private money lender. My company has recently come across some portfolio packages. We are purchasing between 6M-12M per package. Right now I am getting 80% LTV with 0 points at a rate of 12.5%. If you are able to beat my current rate please PM me and we can set up a meeting to discuss potentially doing some business together!!