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All Forum Posts by: Luis Fernandez

Luis Fernandez has started 8 posts and replied 34 times.

Post: Market that Can Match these Figures

Luis FernandezPosted
  • Saint Louis, MO
  • Posts 34
  • Votes 12

I'm looking to invest $100,000 in cash toward rental property for a revenue of $3,000 to $4,000 per month. I'm not interested in appreciation or quality neighborhoods. My primary interest is cash flow. With that being said, I understand that with these figures, chance are it will be in the ghetto. I've searched Las Vegas and missed the boat about 4 years too late. I'm currently jumping on a flight to St. Louis Missouri where I'm seeing multifamily units within that price range, however, I saw sweeter deals just a year ago. I'm getting the feeling that a lot of cream of the crop has been bought up. If I don't make a purchase in STL, my next stop is Atlanta, Georgia or Ohio. I'm looking for some insight if any of you have or are currently investing in one or more of these locations and what recommendations you may have. Do you know of another state or major city that's producing these figures? This will be my first rodeo in rental property investment. I appreciate the insight.

Post: Best State for Rental Property?

Luis FernandezPosted
  • Saint Louis, MO
  • Posts 34
  • Votes 12
Need help on how to choose a state for rental property with good cash flow paying cash for the property. My state California is way too expensive. I've heard St. Louis, MI has property on the cheap with good cash flow.

Post: Best State for Rental Property?

Luis FernandezPosted
  • Saint Louis, MO
  • Posts 34
  • Votes 12
Need help on how to choose a state for rental property with good cash flow paying cash for the property. My state California is way too expensive. I've heard St. Louis, MI has property on the cheap with good cash flow.

Hi, I'm a complete newbie and interested in purchasing rental property for monthly cash flow. I've read books in the matter yet I still don't quite understand how do you valuate property whether it is a good investment or not? I understand you can check local advertisement to see what the rental properties are going for and meet with a real estate agent to brainstorm. And then there's the 1% rule (rent = 1% for property cost) Apart from these steps, what are the steps a pro does when they are in the market to buy rental property. My budget is $75,000 and would like to get at least two properties with this amount. I'm looking to buy two properties per year going forward.