All Forum Posts by: Michael S.

definitely like Franklinton, could see east Franklinton developing into a young/middle-upper class mixed use neighborhood (Boston Seaport) and west Franklinton developing to a township-style neighborhood in the long term (Columbus stacks in Ready Player One)

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Columbus, Georgia

Still seeing normal 2-5% increases in tier 3/4 cities like Rochester, NY / Huntsville, AL / Charlottesville, VA. Tier 2 is prob tough for new investments right now with rent dropping and purchase price increases (i.e. Boston)

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Think both Huntsville and Columbus are great. Having visited Memphis in the past year, I can't see the appeal (at least downtown, not sure about suburbs) of investing / living there. Maybe growth in ecommerce / Fedex

I like Huntsville b/c of the gov/defense contractors who may only be there for 1-3 years and hence high quality tenants. Also good school district in Madison

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Originally posted by @Remington Lyman:

Originally posted by @Michael S.:

Just started in Columbus as well with an investment in Franklinton, seems like an up and coming neighborhood. Hoping to do a few more in other neighborhoods aftwr I learn more about the city.

What area of Franklinton did you invest in? I have a duplex and a single-family property there.

Participated as LP in Gravity II. Need to visit in person sometime to look at MFs

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Columbus, Ohio

Just started in Columbus as well with an investment in Franklinton, seems like an up and coming neighborhood. Hoping to do a few more in other neighborhoods aftwr I learn more about the city.

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Columbus, Ohio

Thanks for these, looking at participating in the the Gravity II project, I saw it's next to a railroad junction, do people know how frequent these tracks are still being used / likely noise impact on residents there?

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Saw two Indianapolis/Spokane deals that look interesting. Any who's investment on realtymogul that already exited?

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Originally posted by @Yourri-Samuel Dessureault:

Originally posted by @Michael S.:

Also looking to invest in turnkey rentals around Lancaster / Mojave / Tehachapi. I'm based in SF

Thanks a lot! will stick with Lancaster then

Hello Le,

I'm in Tehachapi resident currently, and honestly, you'll be hard pressed to find properties here. The single family market is going gangbusters and the competition is fierce. Mojave will have more reasonable prices, but you'll struggle to find quality tenants (I work in Mojave for reference). Lancaster is a more target rich environment, but the prices are higher (but so is the rent).

You may find some luck in California City, but I recommend you do a lot of work to screen tenants as Cal City has a notorious streak for having poor quality renters. We have a lot of military members in the area with the Air Force base, so you should be able to find a good tenant.

Best regards,

Yourri

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In colorado, how competitive are bidding situations in Fort Collins / Johnstown? Hoping the CU Boulder / CSU corridor will continue to grow.

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Also looking to invest in turnkey rentals around Lancaster / Mojave / Tehachapi. I'm based in SF

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All Forum Posts by: Michael S.

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