All Forum Posts by: Justin Brickman

Because of the affordability of San Antonio, many investors can get in with a huge opportunity to gain major equity through appreciation while cash flowing early on. Very good market to invest in. As well as the surrounding areas like New Braunfels, Boerne, etc. 

Location, professional photos, great management. There's no short cuts or tricks

There's no right or wrong answer to this, it just depends on the investor and what their goals are.

Of course leverage is great. But many investors don't want to deal with any risk or debt whatsoever, and they don't have the urge to buy more properties. 

A few tips that should help as you go! 

-As you list your homes, try to have a list of properties in mind and which strategy you want to go with first (STR or LTR.)

- Get with your CPA/accountant with your plan, so there's no surprises.

- Work with a realtor who has experience with 1031 exchanges (whether it's as an investor or helping past clients)

Delegating work as you scale. It's hard to hand off work or certain tasks because it's hard to trust others, but most times you can find help from people that are better than you and more efficient.

San Antonio, Castroville, New Braunfels, Seguin!

Your CPA or tax strategy analyst will be the best resource to discuss your tax benefits and incentives, since he's able to see the whole picture.

Hey Eli! I can direct message you a couple and their contact info. Are you looking for  PM for a long term rental? Or for a more active midterm/short term rental?

Love jumping in at an early age but hate the strategy and risk lol

Far West is absolutely blowing up. If you can get a fourplex out there for a good price, I would say jump on it! It's still early so I highly recommend it