All Forum Posts by: Chris Dawson

I may be a little biased, but I would suggest you take a long hard look at Kansas City.  We  are well known for having excellent returns on long term rentals as well as flips.

Welcome to Bigger Pockets @Andrew Doolittle.  Springfield is a great city to invest in.  I have spent lots of time there.  Let me know if I can be of any help.

@Rodney Smith I am here in Kansas City if you need our services.  We have been servicing investors for nearly 10 years.  We provide property management, maintenance, renovation, and real estate sales.

Feel free to contact me for more info.

Welcome @Jake Allen Hattock!  I'm here in KC if you need any help.  You will definitely want to check out the local investor clubs.  marei.org and KCIG.org are the 2 best.  Feel free to call me or email me if you need any advice.

Welcome @Andy Beis,

I have lots of family over in your neck of the woods in West Plains.  Let me know if you plan to invest in Kansas City.  I'm here to help.

@David Ziccardi, I love to hear that Kansas City is at the top of the list for so many investors!  Multi family is in such high demand now here, that it has become very difficult to find sellers that aren't asking above market price.  I have several opportunities that you might be interested in.  PM me or send me an email for more details.

Welcome @Clara Miller,

Let me know if I can be of service.  Our office is right downtown.  I'm always willing to discuss real estate with fellow investors.

Welcome @Jeremy Kintz!  There is a lot to learn from the members of this forum.  If you need any help, let me know.

We have had good success with Shelter Insurance.  They have a good landlord policy that is inexpensive.  I think any agent can help you but we use:

Bree Switzer

Shelter Insurance

100 W. 92 HWY

Kearney, Mo 64060

P: 816.628.2833

@Chris Sickler it is always best to split out your businesses into separate LLCs for the reasons already mentioned above and just as importantly for liability purposes. If you get sued by a tenant, you don't want them to lump your flip business into their lawsuit. I have clients that use a different business for every type of investing that they do, such as SFRs, multi family, commercial and flips. In general, if you are working with a different set of clients/tenants/buyers you should be using a different LLC. For the same reasons, my company, Arrow Realty Network, has separate LLCs for each division (residential real estate sales, commercial sales, property management, construction, and redevelopment).