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All Forum Posts by: Josh Bowser

Josh Bowser has started 8 posts and replied 368 times.

Post: Looking to Connect with Experienced Developers

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207

John - come to GAREIA events and you'll get connected with the right people. There is a multifamily and commercial even that meets once a month - that'll probably be a good starting place for you. 

https://gareia.com/

Post: Looking for Bridge Lender or JV Partner – Stabilized NNN Leased Land Deal

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207

Latresa - do you have this deal under control?

Post: Looking for a qualified STR photographer

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207

We use visually sold for all of our listings. Locally owned / operated, very professional, and have awesome service:

https://visuallysold.com/

Post: Rent By The Room Strategy

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207
Quote from @Shane Moore:
Quote from @Josh Bowser:

Carlos - congrats on the success so far!

From what I am seeing/hearing, there is room rental demand just about everywhere in the country. Great way to test demand would be to poke around Facebook housing groups in your area to see what rooms are going for and how many people are on there looking for rooms to rent. You can even post a 'tester' listing on FB marketplace/Craigslist/Zillow/furnishedFinder ect to see what demand looks like.

I work with a ton of Coliving investors in Atlanta that operate on the padsplit platform - lot of demand here due to the discount you can rent a room for vs. going out and renting an apartment.

If rents are relatively expensive in Cape Coral - good chance there is a lot of demand for individual room rentals.


This is all great information... do you know if these room renters are signing a short/mid/long term lease? I invest about 60 miles south of Atlanta and have often wondered about renting by the room. 
Thank you in advance,
Shane 

 Shane - which counties / towns are you active in south of Atlanta?

Through Padsplit - average duration of stay is right around 11 months over the broad market in Atlanta. Personally, we've signed room rental leases for 6 months and kick it over to MTM after that in Kennesaw. In all honesty, it's going to be dependent in your particular area and why people are moving there. I've heard of folks having no issue sign short term / mid term leases in areas like Newnan, Fayetteville, Peachtree City ect.

I think you'd be hardpressed to sign yearly room rental leases and not sure you would want to either for flexibility reasons - however, you might get someone on a MTM that just wants to stay.



Post: New Aspiring Investor!

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207

Cade - great speaking with you the other day my friend. You have a bright future in the RE world if you keep after it. 

Keep doing what you're doing and putting yourself out there!

Post: Rent By The Room Strategy

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207

Carlos - congrats on the success so far!

From what I am seeing/hearing, there is room rental demand just about everywhere in the country. Great way to test demand would be to poke around Facebook housing groups in your area to see what rooms are going for and how many people are on there looking for rooms to rent. You can even post a 'tester' listing on FB marketplace/Craigslist/Zillow/furnishedFinder ect to see what demand looks like.

I work with a ton of Coliving investors in Atlanta that operate on the padsplit platform - lot of demand here due to the discount you can rent a room for vs. going out and renting an apartment.

If rents are relatively expensive in Cape Coral - good chance there is a lot of demand for individual room rentals.

Post: Military Veteran 1ST Va Loan

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207

@Michael Dumler - do we know anyone in the ATL market that specializes in VA loans?

Justin - Give me a call and walk me through what you're trying to do (number on profile). We can likely find someone that can better assist you at the bare minimum. 

Post: Looking for sharp experienced commercial real estate agent

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207

Mansi - I have a good friend in the space where their team does a little bit of everything.

Shoot me a PM or call me (contact info in bio) and I'd be happy to connect you after a quick chat.

Shane - I'd drive around that town and call every commercial leasing broker to get their opinion on highest and best use. Also, find a local REIA meeting and network with local investors to do the same. Everyone is generally pretty happy to help

Post: Can I take passive depreciation as a QREP against active income?

Josh BowserPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga
  • Posts 381
  • Votes 207

BP - need some help here!

I'm a full time investor focused Realtor in the Atlanta metro. I invested in a smaller multifamily deal (24 units) with my buddy where I am 100% passive. We've gotten our K1 back and there is a decent chunk of bonus depreciation there. I will not meet the matierial participation requirements for this deal. I'm waiting for feedback from my accountant on this one but wanted to see what the community has to say about this.

Am I able to take this 'passive loss' against my 'active income'?

TIA!