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All Forum Posts by: Michael S.

Michael S. has started 5 posts and replied 29 times.

I've been investing in a few deals on RealtyMogul and CrowdStreet over the past 2 years (have not seen exits yet). Do people have good recommendations on developers on those two platforms? I see a lot of them come back for repeat fundraising. Have only invested in immediate cashflowing deals so far. Also wanted to use this to compare future deals listed on the two platforms. 

Deals done so far: 

Spokane multifamily

Laurel,MD multifamily

Indianapolis multifamily

Sacramento low income retail

San Antonio multifamily

Originally posted by @Ryan Mainwaring:

I love ohio.  Here is link to landlord friendlily states based off their legislation.  

https://infogram.com/renter-fr...

have a few properties in update state NY, I'm surprised to see NY as landlord friendly, any thoughts?

Originally posted by @David J.:

I have no idea why there hasn't been a massive uprising among landlords. An entire year of this no rights for landlords horse sh*t!

Seems like I am the only one who's p*ssed off! No other business of any kind has been forced by law to give their services away for free.

We are all with you. No Justice No Peace! 

Evictions are so hard to come by these days I would go with the eviction option (for all the small landlords who never had a chance to get here). You won a hard-fought well-deserved court decision. I know a lot of landlords who are not as lucky in seeking justice. Rental assistance is unlikely to meet the full owed amount and may not last that long. The current tenant has not prioritized paying rent so there's no guarantee she'll pay in the future. 

After eviction you can bring in an honorable tenant or sell for a profit which should bring some joy to your family after a year of suffering with this tenant. 

Good Luck!

I have two student housing units with Hasbrouck https://renthasbrouck.com/

Pretty good so far, they do quarterly inspections and never had a complaint from tenants.

Post: Government Take Over - Rentals

Michael S.Posted
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If this happens there will prob be a two tier market like other countries. You have the ones that the government took over that barely does the job and private sector ones that are a lot nicer. Basically like the public private healthcare options in European countries

Originally posted by @Eli Webb:

In what markets can you buy 50k-60k SFH's? 3 bed, 1-2 bath. I'm looking for homes that are rent ready. In C neighborhoods/working class. No war zone. With a demand for rentals. Cash flow is my plan. Is this possible anymore? If so, let me know your thoughts.

Upstate NY(rochester, buffalo, syracuse), ohio (dayton)  st. Louis

Post: Where’s great cashflow with low cost of entry

Michael S.Posted
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Rochester, NY

i like the macro environment in SA but dont have too much local context (I live in CA) so I went with LP investment in a cooper street capital in Amber Hill complex (near USAA headquarters). Hopefully can do direct investments once im more familiar with the market. 

Anyone with experience/thoughts on henrietta/west henrietta? have been investing in the east side but want to focus on area around UofR / RIT in the future.