All Forum Posts by: John Steffen

Hi Tien, 

I haven't ventured into the billboard space, but wanted to share a quick tip. If you have not yet done so, begin to build working relationships with the top producing realtors and lenders (hard money & conventional) in your market. Off market and discounted on-market deals are flowing across their desks daily; the more players in the game you know, the higher probability a deal falls in your lap. Best of luck! 

We have got you covered, Suchi. Victor Steffen is a rockstar realtor covering the San Antonio and New Braunfels markets. I'll connect you. 

Albert, absolutely! I got a number of referrals that may work for you; sending you a direct message. 

Hi Paul, have you attended Brandon Turner's "How to Evaluate and Offer on Rental Properties" webinar? I would highly recommend. In addition to crafting your personal deal-analysis skills, a high-value action step is finding and building a relationship with an investor-friendly lender if you have not yet done so. Learn your actual buying power and use the lender as a reference to confirm your monthly payments on potential investments (this professional 3rd party should help appease your wife as well!). My new investor clients always have a "wow..this is real..it's game time..ok, let's do this!" moment after they get that lender-approval. Hope this helps, Paul, best of luck to you and your wife! 

Welcome, Harry! BP is truly life-changing, enjoy the growth. Any plan of attack to tap into the real estate investing game? 

Hey Cameron, have you tapped into the local real estate investor Facebook group(s)? Those groups hold a lot of value when it comes to boots-on-the-ground referrals. Worth a look if you haven't done so, good luck! https://www.facebook.com/group...

@Kenneth McKeown I'm actually planning to do both in the near future (househack one and immediately rent out another by the room). I also have a few clients interested in buying to RBTR. Do you use this strategy? 

What's the bed/bath of that house, @Kyle Mccaw ? Also, did you manage it yourself? The level of involvement is a common objection I'm hearing, but I know there are at least two PM companies in the area that specialize in the Rent by the Room model - Homeroom and Bungalow. Any experience with either?   

Hi all, does anyone in the DFW Metroplex buy turnkey (or near) SFs to Rent By The Room? Would love to connect. Thanks!

Hi everyone, I am about to graduate college and will be moving to Pittsburgh, PA at the end of May. I am currently saving up funds for my first house-hack, but until that account grows I will need to rent. I just thought I would see if anyone here happens to have a vacant unit in that area. I would love to support and connect with a BP member!

Thanks!