All Forum Posts by: Kaylee Walterbach

I don't personally have experience with RE partnerships, but this BP book comes to mind if you feel like reading more in-depth!

I'm a big fan of the "small and mighty" approach. (Check out Chad Carson's book with that exact title. He does a great job explaining this kind of long-term, low-risk investing and could help you decide if it's a good fit for you. He talks about paying down debt rather than acquiring more properties, which increases your cash flow in a more secure way.)

Still, multifamily has its advantages with economies of scale. Are you currently looking for a larger multifamily deal / have the funds to invest? It's definitely more doable in OKC with the lower prices.

It's through a wholesale broker!

Howdy all! DM me today if you're interested—I think it'll go quick. 

$179,900 triplex in OKC that currently rents for $1,000/$750/$750. One unit is occupied already, and property management can be included if you're out-of-state or want to be hands-off.

Let me know if you're interested!

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Need to pay down some leverage to keep that DTI healthy!

Check out the new SDIRA book from BP and@Kaaren Hall, launched just last week! BiggerPockets.com/sdira

@William Nast - Absolutely! Check it out here: https://get.biggerpockets.com/momentum2025/

Ditto on Start with Strategy! It also comes as a free bonus with the Momentum 2025 Summit, which starts in February. That sounds like a perfect fit for you

 Hey! No problem.

It was created in August 2024, so it's still quite recent.