All Forum Posts by: Karan Nanda

Our firm is looking for partners for a multifamily project in MO. We have the land already acquired and it's zoned for multifamily or senior housing. Looking for guidance to connect with prospective partners to engage with on a project like this. If anyone is looking to invest in a Multifamily project in MO, please feel free to connect. Thanks

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Kansas City, Missouri

I am looking for a real estate CPA in the Dallas area. Someone who has experience working with investors on forward-looking tax strategy.

Any recommendations, please? Tax professionals are welcome to send a direct message. Open to working with remote CPAs also.

Thanks

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Dallas, Texas

Quote from @Joseph Gozlan:

The simple answer is, contact the real estate team at the retailer you want to bring onboard and discuss the opportunity and location with them. Finding a contact person might be a bit challenging but using something like LinkedIn or a corporate directory would help. EVERY big retailer has a real estate team.

The challenge is really coming from the fact that you don't own the property just yet so "selling" it to the retailer could be a delicate game. Best way to approach it is to find the owner and sign a purchase agreement with 90 days DD period and a contingency of you getting an approved contract from a big retailer.

One shortcut, as mentioned before, is to find the commercial brokers that have brand new constructed location for sale, identify who is the developer (the seller) and see if you can strike a deal with the developer to partner on the next deal. He can secure the retailer and do the development, you participate as the land owner and possible fund the development, everyone wins!

Thanks Joseph.

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@Garrett White @Marci H.

Hope you both are doing well. I am also looking at Starbucks for a tenant on a commercial lot. If you guys had any success or lessons learnt from your research a few years back would you mind sharing the details please.

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Congrats Austin

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Dear Friends,

Looking to buy my first rental unit.

Can anyone let me know how is the rental potential in North Brunswick (Governors Point). Can i find a good enough pool of potential tenants in that area or should i look at places like Piscataway, or Franklin Park?

Also, I am looking at a unit which needs a lot of work. Need to hire a contractor too. Any suggestions on hiring the contractor with Labor and Material contract or just Labor?

Appreciate your response.

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@Allan Szlafrok Can you mention some of the problems in East Orange you are referring to. I am considering buying some rental property in that area. Your inputs might help me. Thanks

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I am interested.

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I am interested in learning more about Tax Liens investing in NJ.

Can anyone having experience in that area shed some light on this.

I am thinking of it as an option of buying homes at an attractive price point. Apart from that buying investment properties in NJ (Parsippany area), seems outside my risk taking appetite currently.

Any ideas on buying foreclosure or pre-foreclosure properties in that area will also be helpful.

Thanks.

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All Forum Posts by: Karan Nanda

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