All Forum Posts by: Joseph Back

@Ana Rocio Valenzuela I would highly recommend Scott Peace. He is an investor himself and has brought me a number of deals that I have bought there in Lexington. DM me and I can connect you all.

@Lee Hampton I live nearby Montgomery which is one of the biggest drivers but on top of that here are some of the main reasons:

1) Steady market with a diverse set of employers across industries. Also, helps that it is the State capital which isn't going anywhere

2) Great price to rent ratio. Some of the cheapest housing in the country.

3) Vast majority of homes are 1960s-1990s built brick ranches which I love. Easy and simple to maintain

4) Second lowest property taxes in the nation

5) No bursting pipes from cold weather like up north and no super high insurance because of tornadoes like Oklahoma and Texas

As far as strategy I mainly BRRRR houses but also own some multifamily that I bought the traditional way.

@Natalie Runyon I am full time real estate investor here in Montgomery and would agree with @Greg Parker. Montgomery is a great market for cash flow!

@John Park I am an investor here local to Montgomery. I would be very cautious of a multifamily property in that area, it is very rough. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

I agree with @Greg Parker that Boylston is a D and C neighborhood, I would say primarily a D neighborhood. The investors we work with prefer the following neighborhoods: Forest Hills, Dalraida, Montgomery East, Carriage Hills, Lakeview Heights, Woodley Park, Gladlane Estates, and Gay Meadows.

@Charles Bass I am a flipper, wholesaler and rental property owner her in Montgomery and would love to connect and chat. Send me a PM.

@Scott Lakas Great buy, that is an amazing location. What's your next project?

@Josh Todd I run a wholesaling and flipping business in Montgomery and would love to connect. Send me a PM.

@Matthew Cervoni Congratulations! Setting the right foundation to proper financially in the future. Look forward to hearing about your next one.

@Luke Metzker I am a wholesaler and rental property investor in Lexington and can say @Zac P. hit the nail on the head. In Lexington the population is growing but there is hardly any new inventory coming online due to the USB, this is causing a lot of growth to spread to the surrounding cities such as Nicholasville, Georgetown, Versailles, etc. Overall I would say Lexington is a great market for the long term but the deals are hard to come by.