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All Forum Posts by: Logan Carver

Logan Carver has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

@Ashley Carr-Lewis Multi-family would be the preferred start. However, that may be a tall order considering what’s on market. Any recommendations for finding off market deals in the area?

Hey Folks,

New investor from Denver looking into the Bentonville and Rodgers area. For those of you with experience around those parts, how difficult is it to buy at the moment? I see a few potential properties, but most other cities I’ve looked at seem to be overrun with cash offers and such. I’m also looking for realtor and property management referrals if anyone has any. Looking to make the dive in the next 1-3 months.


Thanks in advance! 
Logan

Post: "Out of state BRRRRing is too risky"

Logan CarverPosted
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Patrick - if you could share the link with me as well, that’d be great. Newbie here with a few of the same thoughts and such as OP.

Happy New Year, folks!

At the moment, I don’t have a single investment property. However, over the last 6-8 months I have been reading every book I can get my hands on about out of state investing (or RE investing in general). I don’t have a super large budget for a first property, but want to get started - I keep hearing that’s the first and largest hurdle.

A lot of the research I’ve done keeps landing me in Huntsville. With the market the way it is, I feel like you can still manage to find reasonable homes there that have rent estimates that favor my criteria. My main concern is not knowing the true scope of an area or having any boots on the ground. I want to say Madison school areas are the safest bet, but would love anyone’s thoughts or experience in areas more north of actual Huntsville. 

I’m looking to make the leap in the next 3-6 months and plan on starting to build out a team shortly. With that said, any recommendations on property management and/or realtors would be greatly appreciated. 

I look forward to being an active member of this thread!


Best,
LC