All Forum Posts by: Kyle Mccaw

Nizar,

There are plenty of people that have given great advice here already. However, I recommend talking to a local firm that specializes in turn-key investing in other states. Marshall Reddick is my favorite. Their agents know what they are talking about. They have access to properties in all the markets you mentioned. I can pm you specific agent recommendations if you like.

Full disclosure, I own a property management firm in Dallas-Fort Worth and this is a great market. The stability of North Texas what most of my California clients like. 

following. I am looking at the same properties also.

following. I am looking to invest in townhome or condo $170k near Disney World to AirBnB.

@Oren H. In Dallas - Fort Worth many houses have foundation issues. The $9,400 bid is VERY high. I can tell you from my personal experience from managing 500+ properties/owning 50+/owning a GC company to completes 10+ rehab a month that $9,400 VERY unusual. Call, pm or email me and I will send you my foundation guy's contact info. He is very honest and will let you know what does or does not need done. Unfortunately many "property managers" have little experience with owning investment property and are quick to spend clients' money.

Ryan, my firm is based in Keller, TX but have a few others in the industry I would trust. Brian Schoolcraft w/ PMI Metroplex (Bedford) and Robert Clark w/ PMI Premier (Southlake). PM me for their phone numbers if you like.

keith please reach out to me. i am looking to do a 1031 exchange and possibly purchase a property near disney.

Those are all good books. What are you hoping to get out of the next book? Some of my favorites are: Cash Flow Quadrant, Emyth Revisited, Street Smarts by Norm Brodsky, Boss Life by Paul Downs, How to Win at the Sport of Business by Mark Cuban, The Pumkin Plan & Profit First by Mark Michalowicz, #AskGaryVeeetc.

I have about hundred other good reads but keep in mind books don't mean jack if you don't act.

I seriously doubt a cost of the roof can be justified with an increase in rent. There is a good chance you can rent the flat roof for the same as a pitched.

Great! You get what you put in. It is 100% worth it.

A good property management firm won't care how you find the deals.